(bright music) - It's 2021.
Surely VPN should be free for everyone.
So why say that every decent VPN has a sizeable price?
But maybe there are certain VPNs
that can provide good security and speeds for free.
Let's search together for the best free VPNs out there.
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It's no surprise that when there's a choice
between free and paid, we are down for the free option.
Question is, is there a free VPN that's good?
A lot of free VPNs will promise adequate protection
but you should remember a very important point.
If VPN is completely free, chances are the product is you.
More specifically, the product is your data
or the attention you will give the numerous ads
on the VPN app.
And even if they don't take your info,
free VPNs rarely have the means of getting many servers,
good speeds and stable performance.
Honestly, even though you can find a good free VPN
I believe that sticking to premium services will be safer
and more beneficial, but that's not why you came here.
And that's precisely why we present to you
the five best free VPNs, judging by performance,
security and entertainment options.
Starting with Atlas VPN.
This freemium VPN has paid and free options.
And the latter one is certainly
one of the best among free VPNs.
There's no bandwidth limit, decent speeds
and great security with 256 bit encryption.
It's not it's Atlas VPN safe, it's how safe it is.
I'd say safe enough.
Furthermore, it supports P2P connection
so torrenting is an option.
However, only when pain can you extend server locations
from three to 17 in total
also watching different Netflix libraries
with the free version is impossible.
The paid plan is only a dollar and 39 cents a month.
And unless you get it,
you won't be able to contact customer service.
Still, this is a solid free VPN
and it still gets even better if you invest a little.
Proton VPN comes next.
Just like Atlas, it has free and paid options.
Sometimes I hear questions like, "Is Proton VPN safe?"
Answer, hell yes, it is.
In fact, it's the safest free VPN
that not only provides the top grade encryption
but also has a kill switch.
Well, there's no bandwidth limit.
There aren't many ways to take advantage of it either.
Torrenting and unblocking streaming platforms
is impossible with Proton.
Performance wise, it's below average
and it doesn't have a lot of servers either.
The premium version fixes all the aforementioned issues
and it costs $3 and 29 cents a month
which is quite a decent price.
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Windscribe is a freemium VPN
that often gets mistaken to be completely paid.
Honestly, I've heard the question, "Is Windscribe VPN free?"
more than I can recall.
It has a free version and a very good at that.
A strict no-logs policy, lots of security features
and unlimited device limit per account.
There's a lot packed into it.
Main con, you ask?
That would be the 10 gigabytes per month data cap.
But even if you had no limit
it doesn't unblock Netflix with the free version.
However you can torrent.
It's not bad in the performance level though,
having free servers in 10 countries
and providing stable and moderately fast connections.
Premium for Windscribe costs upwards of a dollar per month
if you only want one location and a few bucks more
for there more than 500 available servers.
Hide.me VPN is up next,
being a good security and privacy choice
with genuine, no-logs policy and high tier encryption.
It's one of the few free VPNs for Android and iOS as well.
But unfortunately, if you're looking for a VPN
that can change locations frequently,
Hide.me is not the best choice
with only three available countries.
There's an option to choose the fast tunneling
protocol wire guard
so it's one of the fastest free VPNs out there.
Additionally, Netflix is not an option
and even if it were with 10 gigabytes per month data limit
there's little that you can do really.
So you can only use one device per account.
With premium you get up to 1,800 servers in 72 countries,
port-forwarding and cancel the bandwidth limit.
Honestly at $4 and 99 cents a month, this is a decent deal.
Zoog VPN is last in our list
and it's because it's plainly mediocre.
It passed 128 bit encryption, which is below the standard
but some good security features
like kill switch and infestation.
It can be used on any platform
but has only one device limit per account.
It even has free servers in the us, UK and Netherlands.
Three prime Netflix locations but it doesn't unblock it.
See for each good thing
it does something nullifying the benefits
and the 10 gigabyte data limits certainly doesn't help.
Well overall it's a decent VPN
that gets better with a premium version
that costs a dollar and 87 cents per month.
That will fix every problem I just mentioned
but it would be nice to have
at least some of those things for free.
As you noticed all of those VPNs have a free limited version
and the full paid ones.
However, there's also an option
for getting a full premium VPN for free.
Just for a limited time.
The following VPNs have a seven day trial
and 30 day money back guarantee
so you can use all of their features for free
for a month.
Since none of their free VPNs, unblocked Netflix for free
trying those three is your best option
if your heart demands new entertainment.
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Surfshark is fastest and most secure VPNs on the market.
It works remarkably well with torrenting,
Netflix and other streaming platforms.
It's also dirt cheap with an unlimited device limit to boot.
You can try it out on iOS and Android
for seven days for free
or enjoy a 30 day money back guarantee on any platform.
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Private VPN has a seven day trial on all platforms
and it's decent VPN with a high grade encryption.
It's capable of unblocking Netflix, but it's notably slower
than Surfshark and some other top VPNs.
It's not the most expensive tool out there which is good.
Last one is kind of a surprise.
Proton VPN actually has both a seven day trial
for its premium version
and 30 day money back guarantee for it.
So you can enjoy a paid version
and then downgrade into the free one
if you don't need paid features anymore.
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