HideAway VPN - New Lifetime VPN on Stacksocial with some rather special features
Just found out about HideAway VPN Lifetime Subscription on Stacksocial. Price tag is at 49,99$ (no discounts calculated in). It appears to be a product of Firetrust product line (they also offer AV, Email encryption and other related software) and comes with some rather special features. For example, it apparently allows you to re-route traffic application-specific (e.g. one application to US, one to EU, one to Asia..) and has some more custom rules planned. It also boosts that it's way faster than its' competitors (nothing new here; common ad strategy). Still it could be worth a look.
Disclaimer: I haven't googled up on this one yet/didn't check for any reviews. DYOR 
It's either a scam, or actually innovative/interesting.
Some interesting screenshots with features:
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So, who's taking one for the team?
I'll skip for now. X-MAS shopping has hit hard. But maybe someone else is up for the task?
Edit: excluded from coupons..
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Their server location
Can't find a review though, only giveaways way back from 2021.
OnePoundEmail (aff link)
Lots of the features that sound particularly interesting are coming soon , then again with lifetime licenses you invest in the future of said software/product. Locations thar @kuroneko23 posted don't seem extraordinary, however it's okay if they got streaming services in US/UK covered as most ppl would likely unblock things like Flix US/UK, Hulu, HBO..
No love for Oktoberfest I see
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OS support too limited for me to try.
Yeah I thought the same. Seems like they don't use any of the established ovpn/wg protcols.
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With just a quick look, it seems they only support AEAD.
Windows... and that's it? What sorcery is this? It remains for them to advertise special support for Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer.
Stacksocial link (aff) containing a gift of $10 after your first purchase.
All of the features they promise are possible from a technological standpoint, but I have yet to see another VPN company implement them (especially with regards to the split tunneling support). Here's hoping their client software is open source and they deliver on their promises.
Cheap dedis are my drug, and I'm too far gone to turn back.
Indeed. Split-Tunelling (as in either vpn traffic or normal traffic) is nothing new in the VPN industry, though. Ivacy, Windscribe, FastestVPN and others have it. However, Split-Tunelling with a different geo-ip per application is certainly new to me. Interesting how it'll turn out. I'm guessing it'll be closed software, though.
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