There’s a lot to learn in any given lifetime, yet often concerns about safety and privacy can get in the way of exploring the world. The CuriosityStream + KeepSolid VPN Unlimited Lifetime Subscription Bundle helps you do both at once, and for a limited time, you can get a $10 store credit on top of more than $250 in savings.
The Best Documentaries
Launched by John Hendricks, one of the visionaries behind Discovery Communications, CuriosityStream offers documentaries from some of the top minds in the field. David Attenborough, physicist Michio Kaku, scientist Brian Greene, and more offer some of the best non-fiction filmmaking focused on history, engineering, music, and any other topic you can imagine. There’s plenty for kids too, making learning fun and giving your family something educational to enjoy together.
The Strongest Privacy
The minute you do anything online, it’s being logged somewhere. Even if you turn off trackers and reject cookies, your internet service provider can still track what you do and where you go online. A virtual private network, or VPN, gives you back control of your privacy by routing your traffic through their servers, with no data limits or bandwidth caps across their more than 400 servers. KeepSolid builds on that foundation of privacy by giving you your choice of VPN protocols, using 256-bit encryption, a zero-log policy, and 24/7 customer service. Those features have made KeepSolid the preferred VPN of PC Mag and an editor’s pick at Software Informer.
Get the CuriosityStream + KeepSolid VPN Unlimited Lifetime Subscription Bundle for $179 (reg. $449) and for a limited time, you’ll earn a $10 store credit if you spend at least $50 in-store, credited to your account 14 days after your purchase, as long as your total exceeds $50 after any returns.
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