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What each layer actually covers

Most people already have some protection. This is where the gaps usually are — including the ones we don't fill.

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How we differ from the alternatives

Built-in browser safety catches the obvious. A standalone ad blocker cleans pages but protects nothing else. Neither covers the whole household.

ScreenConnect Protection compared with built-in browser safety and ad blockers
CapabilityScreenConnectBuilt-in browserAd blockers
Blocks identity and phishing pages before they load
Removes ads, pop-ups and cookie walls
Hardened window for banking and payments
Identity and breach monitoring included
Blocks trackers across apps, not just the browser
Automatic encryption on public Wi-Fi
Makes pages load faster, not slower
Plain-language guides, no scare tactics

From people like you

Quieter, safer browsing, in their words

A text said my parcel was held. The page never loaded and the warning told me the domain was two days old.

Priya R.

Household plan, Reading

My mum's laptop went from thirty seconds a page to instant. Turns out it was all ads.

Tom H.

Family of four, Leeds

The breach alert named the site and told me which password to change. That's all I wanted.

Marta K.

Identity monitoring user

Secure banking mode is invisible until you notice the little badge. It just quietly does its job.

Dean A.

Small business owner

I read three of the guides before I installed anything. That's the opposite of every security app I've tried.

Sofia L.

Teacher, Manchester

Turn on protection in four minutes.

Free for up to four people, forever. Install on one phone, add the household, and see what gets blocked by the end of the week. No card, no lock-in, no data selling.

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