Interview: InvizBox Go the VPN Solution in a Box

InvizBox Go is considered one of the best VPN solutions designed to help protect folks who use the internet when mobile. If you are the type of person who browses the web via the means of public Wi-Fi, then the InvizBox Go is the perfect tool.

Furthermore, the InvizBox Go can extend your home Wi-Fi with relative ease. Simply switch on Extender mode, and from there, you’re good to go. We should also point out that this device is powered by a dual-core processor, which means it will always deliver super-fast encryption.

Not to mention, the InvizBox Go is open source, therefore, security experts and anyone with the relevant know-how can examine the devices’ code to ensure the best security.

You see, not only does it protect all your devices, but it acts as a power bank as well. Users can charge their phones and tablets whenever they see fit, though we would recommend doing so in emergencies.

In a bid to get a deeper understanding of how the InvizBox works, TechRipoti has decided to speak with the makers of this wonderful device.

Who are the target consumers for InvizBox Go?

Our base target customers are people who have bought or are considering buying a software-based VPN solution. Those people already know the privacy and security needs in today’s online world.

Our second customer is the people with a growing awareness that online privacy and security is necessary, people who like and were shocked by the Snowden revelations and recent Cambridge analytical scandals.

Does the device deliver the same security assurance as the home version?

Yes, the InvizBox go and the InvizBox 2 share a lot of the same features. The 2 products are siblings and can work together to create great overall security and privacy solutions. You can use the Go to connect to an InvizBox 2 at home and have the same level of security when you are out and about. 

InvizBox Go is Open Source. Why was this done and are there any security risks?

Actually, it is the opposite. By being Open Source and allowing people to view the code ensures a greater level of trust and security. There is nothing to hide and it is easily verifiable.

Is it possible the hardware might slow down internet connections?

With the Go, the max speed is around 25Mbps. This is more than enough for a user using it when traveling or at a hotel.

Where are the VPN servers located?

We’ve partnered with IPVanish which is one of the largest no-log VPN providers in the world. We have over 500 servers from 60 countries around the world, you can view them here https://www.ipvanish.com/servers/

How is InvizBox Go different from a VPN app?

We differ from an app in several diverse ways:

– Plug and play, no setup

– auto updating

– no software to install on every device, all your devices can be secure with the device

– we add parental controls and ad-blocking

– opensource

On the matter of battery, can it be replaced, and how is 10 hours of battery life achieved?

The battery cannot be replaced, unfortunately. The runtime of 10 hours is achieved as a mix of an excellent choice of hardware and software to manage the device.

What would you tell those who are not convinced about what InvizBox Go can do?

You only have to go line to our Kickstarter and Indiegogo campaigns to see the great reviews and positive feedback we receive.

“As I told the InvizBox Team, this is the very best Kickstarter project I’ve invested in. My box works fine without a problem, and to say the quality of the device exceeded my expectations is an understatement!”