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With the constant chaos happening online, it's hard to feel secure while browsing. Plus, with the brief TikTok ban, VPNs are on our mind as a way to keep using the app — and there's a great deal on one of our favorites today.

As of Feb. 5, our preferred premium VPN, NordVPN, is offering a major discount during its annual birthday sale. The best deal you can get on NordVPN's services is on their two-year plans, which are up to 72% off. For even more savings, with the purchase of plus ($105.36 for two years), complete ($129.36 for two years), and prime plans ($201.36 for two years), you'll receive one year of NordVPN free. After your purchase, NordVPN will send you a coupon to redeem one year of their service free. One year plans are also on sale, but the savings aren't as steep, so if you want to make the most of your purchase, swing for a two-year plan.

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Accessible to both novice and pro VPN users, NordVPN has an easy-to-use platform that offers a variety of features including a password manager, malware protection, and identity fraud insurance in addition to protected browsing.

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