ibVPN For Mac

If you want to be sure that your internet privacy stays off the books and is untraceable or you want to unblock restricted websites in your area, then your best bet is with the help of a VPN client/service.

One such VPN client is ibVPN, a cross-platform application that wasn’t designed to look good or to impress, but simply to do its job in the least amount of time and in the easiest possible way.

As expected, while using ibVPN, your IP will be replaced with one from a VPN server, and this will help you increase your web privacy and unblock restricted websites.

The first good thing is the fact that the ibVPN services has close to one hundred servers in close to forty  countries from around the world, so that means that no matter where you are, you can immediately connect to a VPN server.

One thing to note is the fact that before you can start using ibVPN, you will have to go through a sign-up process and get an ibVPN account, and also you will have to open your Mac’s System Preferences, select the  Security menu, and set the “Allow Applications” option to “Anywhere”.

Once this is done, ibVPN will seamlessly integrate itself into OS X’s menu bar, from where it can be easily accessed with only one click.

After you have logged in using your account, you can connect to a VPN server in two different ways: you can either use the ibVPN client and from the General tab, select the VPN protocol and the VPN server location, and click “Connect” or, even simpler, click its status bar item, select the Connect entry and choose one server from the extensive provided list.

IbVPN is a streamlined and user-friendly VPN client backed up by a strong VPN service with more than 90 servers all over the world, and that will help you keep your identity private and allow you to access geo-restricted websites at the same time.