Best Free VPN Services

[Paul Wagenseil]

You can get free VPN service without risks if you stick to known providers. Here are our recommendations.

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[michellehsmith]

Hmmmm, just downloaded Windscribe and the Windflix server is listed as a paid feature.

 

[Ben Harley]

I wouldn't recommend any free providers since all of them are always leaking your IPs and have bad servers. I bought one last month from best vpn services. All the vpns which are listed there are paid ones and are actually good. I have tried and tested 2 of them and to date they work just fine.

 

[androbourne]

I personally only used paid VPNs for my devices. However, when I was searching for a VPN to use on a firestick. I ran past Express VPN. It was actually one of the better free VPNs I have ever used.

Good things about it is no logging which is really hard to find in free VPNs. However it's been awhile so not sure if they are free anymore. (maybe only free for Android now).

 

[The Paladin]

I second Express VPN and can use it on anything, pc, mac, android, they even have a router bios if you want to do that.

 

[maxell.segura]

Have to go with OpenVPN on this one.

 

[androbourne]

Hey, I tried paid vpn's before and it's quite good but I have to try a free one. Good thing I saw this vpn(vpn free) I can stream and browse anonymously without any limit. I just guess you should try it too.

Opera Browser has a built in free VPN you can use that is pretty decent. However, I believe it has logging. They say "its not monitored and dumped often" however not sure how true that is.

Epic Browser is really good for this. Has a built in VPN/Proxy and automatically protects you from trackers etc... This is the one I recommended over other browsers with built in VPNs.

 

[jahnon]

I heard that entirely free VPNs sell your data for third-party companies and is unsafe. I use Surfshark 7 days free trial now and plan to test other VPNs which provide a free trial option. I'll pay a subscription charge for a VPN when I'll figure out which one best fits my needs.

 

[elitech]

I heard that entirely free VPNs sell your data for third-party companies and is unsafe. I use Surfshark 7 days free trial now and plan to test other VPNs which provide a free trial option. I'll pay a subscription charge for a VPN when I'll figure out which one best fits my needs.

That is somewhat true. However, I would not generalize with the statement that ALL entirely free VPNs sell your data, I do not have the time nor ability to check them all (and I doubt anybody else does).

Keep in mind though - as with anything else in life, someone has to pay the piper. And if the service is free, usually the user is the product. With all that being said, I am sure there are also pay-for VPNs that have..."interesting" practices with user data and logging.

 

[oserghei24]

Would also add zoogvpn.com to the list of decent Free VPN service providers. However, I do think their premium plan at highly affordable prices is even better as it comes with BBC iPlayer and ITV Hub on top of US Netflix access. Been on their premium plan for over a year and pretty happy with it. Also their apps are nice especially on iPhone and mac, and easy to use. Believe they also work in places like China. So a decent and affordable all-in-one solution.

 

[wadewillson039]

Here is a <a href="https://cdome.comodo.com/virtual-proxy-browser.php">Proxy Browser</a> I know that is not added in this list..! They are really good..! try it now

 

[thebusdriver666]

I use epic browser when surfing the internet. Not a lot of locations but it works for simple anonymity, I don't need a vpn when I'm gaming

 

[howtobeironic]

I personally only used paid VPNs for my devices. However, when I was searching for a VPN to use on a firestick. I ran past Express VPN. It was actually one of the better free VPNs I have ever used.

Good things about it is no logging which is really hard to find in free VPNs. However it's been awhile so not sure if they are free anymore. (maybe only free for Android now).

I second the ProtonVPN on that. Backed by ProtonMail project, and they offer no logging as well.