5 Best Free VPN

Five Best Free VPN

VPNs are an indispensable tool for digital privacy. Sadly not many free VPN providers are trustworthy, secure and reliable. We understand, however, that some people want access to a free VPN for security. That is why we have searched far and wide for the 5 top free VPNs of 2017

What is the free VPN ?

A VPN provides you with encryption to secure your data. That means that governments, ISPs, landlords, or anyone else that might be trying to ‘sniff’ your traffic can’t see what you are doing. Furthermore, a VPN allows you to ‘spoof’ your location to overseas. This can allow you to access Geo-restricted content!

A Warning !

Many free VPNs are a security nightmare. Free VPNs often sell user data on to third parties. Others handle data in an insecure way or provide outdated encryption that can be easily hacked. That is why we must urge you never to download an untrusted free VPN. The ramifications could be serious!

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Amazing Free VPNs:

1. TunnelBear

TunnelBear is an excellent free VPN that many people enjoy because of its fun design.

They don’t keep any logs, which makes it great for security. Actually, the company’s privacy policy is really tight – making this a reliable free VPN to use for getting added privacy and security online. Another positive aspect of the free variant is that users are allowed to access all of the VPN server locations on the VPN network. Sadly, you can’t use the free option for any more than 500MB worth of web browsing per month, when the data limit kicks in. However, you can earn a little more by doing some social shares!

2. Hide.me

hide.me is a VPN provider from Malaysia that offers a free plan. Users can choose from 28 servers in 22 countries. Connection speeds are solid and security is great thanks to OpenVPN encryption. Usage is capped at 2GB of usage per month – a pretty reasonable allowance, and certainly enough to get you some privacy when you really need it, or to unblock websites that are currently unavailable.

As with all the free VPNs on our list, this VPN is restricted.  So, if you use the Internet a lot, then you should probably use a non-data capped VPN. With that said, we really like hide.me and feel that it is one of the best all around free VPNs in 2017.

3: SurfEasy

SurfEasy, is a Canadian free VPN provider, that is very similar to TunnelBear. Except, of course, that SurfEasy is owned and operate by Opera.

The SurfEasy apps are extremely easy to use, provide you with a solid protection, and we didn’t notice any speed issues on the free or paid plan. The free version provides you with 2GB of data transfer, but you can increase this by recommending the service to friends and family. Their paid plan is, of course, significantly better and pricing starts at a reasonable $6.49/month.

4: Windscribe

Windscribe is an awesome free VPN that comes in third in 2017. Considering it is free, it provides relatively good speeds. In tests, reliability was outstanding, and far better than 99% of other free VPNs that we tested (except VyprVPN, of course). To make it free, usage is capped, but the firm allows you a whopping 10GB per month.

Sadly, there are some drawbacks with Windscribe. It doesn’t let free users access every single one of ithe servers on its network. Having said that, free VPN users can use the US, GB, CA, NL, DE and HK servers.

Windscribe has recently released iOS and Android apps too, and the best news is that these are available to free users as well.

5: VPNGate

VPNGate is run by Japan’s University of Tsukuba. It runs on a relay of volunteer computers. The software is open source and receives regular updates to improve it and keep it available for users.

The main reason for the project is to help people that live in locations with strict government censorship. The project also provides daily mirrors to protect users from the main site going down.

Sadly the Uni project won’t allow Peer to Peer, torrenting or other illegal activities. It also keeps logs, and would comply with police investigations if asked. That is why this free VPN is only really for accessing blocked websites, to see news or other information.

Connection speeds can also be a bit iffy, because it is run on volunteer machines around the globe.

That's All Enjoy :)