Surfshark and Incogni Launch Comprehensive Privacy Bundle for $75

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Surfshark and Incogni Launch Comprehensive Privacy Bundle for $75

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ThreatCluster •May 8, 2026 at 11:08 UTC

•Surfshark One+ includes VPN, antivirus, and breach alerts for comprehensive protection.
•Incogni manages data removal requests from over 420 data brokers to enhance privacy.
•The bundle is available for $74.99, significantly discounted from its regular price of $250.20.

Surfshark One+ and Incogni have launched a bundled cybersecurity package priced at $74.99, offering a VPN, antivirus, data monitoring, and identity protection. This package addresses both real-time threats and the risks posed by data brokers. Surfshark provides encryption, malware protection, and breach alerts, while Incogni requests data removal from over 420 data brokers on behalf of users. The service is compatible with multiple devices and platforms, enhancing user privacy across five devices. This offering is particularly relevant for individuals concerned about online privacy and data security. The bundle is currently available at a discounted price, down from $250.20.

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2026-05-06

Surfshark One+ and Incogni bundle launched

Surfshark introduced a privacy bundle that combines VPN, antivirus, and data removal services for $74.99.

2026-05-07

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The Surfshark One+ service includes features like real-time breach alerts and Alternative ID for enhanced privacy.

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