- The independent test laboratory confirms that Saily’s advertisement blocker reduces the use of mobile data by 28.6%
- The advertisement blockers blocks ads and trashing at network level using the DNS filtering
- The test showed that Saily used less data than four ESIM suppliers on 22 websites
While using an ESIM for international trips, users often end up paying the mobile data consumed by ads that they do not want or understand.
However, the new tests found that Saily’s advertisement blocker blocks ads at the network level. Driven by Nordvpn threat protection, the advertisement blocker function applies DNS filtering to block ads and prevents websites from loading malicious ads.
The test was carried out independently by West Coast Labs on 22 world websites that cover games, purchases, trips and entertainment, with results that show a reduction of 28.6% in the use of data with Saily.
Safety features incorporated
Backed by Nordvpn, Saily is based on the experience established in security characteristics. When Tech Radar Pro spoke with the CEO of Saily, Vykintas Maknickas, highlighted how the company build a “network security for Travel Esim Connectivity.”
Saily’s security set reflects a broader industry change towards a safe and low -cost solution to travel.
As ESIM’s demand continues to increase, suppliers like Saily are differentiating from other players by creating a general travel service.
Other security features, such as web protection and virtual location, are built at the network level and are available with ESIM, provided they are enabled in the Saily application.
“While traveling abroad, users are often exposed to advertisements in local languages that do not even understand. They pay to see this irrelevant content by buying and using their mobile data,” Maknickas added.
The comparisons were also made with the average of the data use industry and were compared with four other ESIM suppliers: Saily, with the admissive advertisement blocker, they used less data on each website.
“A web navigation user with a 5 GB plan could expect 1.43 GB of data savings. With these savings, the cost per Gigabyte also becomes lower, which is a fair treatment from the consumer’s perspective,” Maknickas added.
