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The thread discusses testing CyberGhost VPN, a tool that hides a user’s IP by routing web activity through proxy servers, to verify claims that it works for normal browsing (including email access). The main question is whether the VPN reliably anonymizes and supports everyday web sessions, and the initial answer indicates it worked “more or less” during side-by-side testing before the user stopped using it. Overall sentiment is cautiously positive, focused on practical verification rather than controversy or technical depth.

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Yesterday, I posted on CyberGhost VPN – an application which allows users to surf the Web anonymously by connecting to a proxy server, effectively hiding the user’s real IP address.

Testing this application was easy – while running CyberGhost VPN I just duplicated a normal everyday Web session – including checking email accounts. Once I was satisfied that the application lived up to the developer’s claims (more or less), I signed out of CyberGhost and reverted to normal browser activity.

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