Certain VPNs (thankfully not those I’ve listed above) can be dangerous. There are numerous VPN providers that offer a limited number of server connections, slow speed and data sharing. It’s important to choose one that offers an uninvolved version of their service, or doesn’t offer data sales.

Many free internet providers provide only a handful of servers, which can lead to overcrowding, which can cause your internet speed to drop. Some providers even offer your information to be used to advertise in bulk. Choose a provider with a solid, independent audited no-logs policy.

It’s also a good idea to opt for an VPN which offers double-hopping, obfuscates your traffic further and supports Bitcoin payments. This will aid in avoiding some of the biggest issues caused by free VPNs which include a lack security protocols as well as the inability to handle DDOS attacks.

Some VPNs for free provide all the essential features you’ll need. Windscribe, for instance has a wide selection of servers across 10 countries, and can be used without logging in. It also lets you connect up to a variety of devices and unblocks many streaming services including US Netflix. PrivadoVPN is another option, allowing you to stream Netflix, Hulu and Disney+ and has a generous 10GB bandwidth limit. It’s easy to use thanks to intuitive apps on most major platforms.

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