Stay anonymous online with our VPN service

VeePN changes your virtual location by giving you a new IP address. It does so by connecting you to one of its 2,500+ VPN servers in 89 locations across 60 countries. A VPN server creates a virtual secure tunnel for your data to travel through. With a VPN on, all the data you send and receive is encrypted.

All you need to do is sign up with VeePN, download the app, and hit Connect on the main screen. And that’s it — you get a safe and seamless connection in just a few seconds!

Absolutely. Provided you use a trustworthy and top-quality VPN service, like VeePN.

However, the safety of using VPNs becomes questionable when you opt for a free provider. While the tag “free” is surely appealing, such VPNs will still come at a cost for you. As they have to make profit somehow, these providers often sell user data to data brokers. Besides, they offer limited functionality and poor security. Doesn’t look so appealing anymore, right?

Sure thing, a VPN is a popular cybersecurity tool, which is legal in most countries, including the US, Canada, Australia, Germany. A few have banned them altogether, while some have strict laws in place about how VPNs are used. This is to make sure the government can track its citizens’ web actions.

Still, note that while using a VPN is allowed in the vast majority of the world, it remains legal as long as you don’t use a VPN for something unlawful. So, you should never do anything that violates your VPN provider’s Terms of Service.

Sure thing — your data is kept under wraps with VeePN. How? All because the service:

1. follows a strict No Logs policy — VeePN doesn’t store any connection or activity logs that can lead to a specific user;
2. works outside of the jurisdiction of 5/9/14 eyes alliance countries, like the US, UK, Canada, Germany, and others, — VPN providers operating in these countries have to hand over user data to the authorities when asked.