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All about VPN

Is There a VPN for Safari, And What to Look For in One? 
Is There a VPN for Safari, And What to Look For in One? 
All about VPN 7 min read

Is There a VPN for Safari, And What to Look For in One? 

If you’re looking for a VPN extension for Safari browser, technically, it doesn’t exist. But that doesn’t mean you can’t protect your Safari traffic in any other way. And no, it’s not with the Private Relay from Apple (more on that later) — we have just the solution that’ll cover all traffic security needs and beyond.

VeePN Research Lab
Updated: Sep 6
Are Free VPNs Safe to Use?
Are Free VPNs Safe to Use?
All about VPN 27 min read

Are Free VPNs Safe to Use?

You have to wonder whether free VPNs are safe to use - and no wonder you do either. I mean, virtual private networks - or VPNs for short - can be a total game-changer for your online security. But are free VPNs up to the job? Lets take a closer look and figure out if they're really worth using. Of course, not all VPNs come with a price tag - though most of 'em do. But in recent years, an awful lot of free VPNs have started popping up online. Not surprising really - who doesn't love the idea of getting something for nothing? But the thing is, many of these free VPNs have started cutting corners and putting your personal data at risk. Some even slow down your internet speed - and to make matters worse, many free VPNs collect and sell user data to advertisers and data brokers. With so many options out there, its really crucial to do your research and compare different VPNs - their policies on user data, what features they offer, and all that jazz - to make sure you get a provider that meets your needs. If you're on the hunt for a VPN that will keep you safe online without putting your data at risk, then you should take a look at VeePN. It's got all the right credentials - a top of the line 256-bit AES encryption, a double VPN and a super strong network of 2,500 servers in 70 countries. And at the end of the day, that's just what you want from a VPN - something that works and keeps you safe. So why not give VeePN a go and give your online security and privacy a bit of a boost ?

VeePN Research Lab
Updated: Jan 19
Proxy vs VPN: Which Is Right for You?
Proxy vs VPN: Which Is Right for You?
All about VPN 11 min read

Proxy vs VPN: Which to Choose for Online Security?

Both proxies and VPNs hide a user's device IP. So if you're looking for added online privacy, these tools can help. But will both work for protecting your data and hiding your web activity? This is where our proxy vs VPN comparison comes in. Each solution has its benefits and drawbacks, so we’ll help you make a well-informed and quick decision. Read along to find out the difference between a VPN and proxy.

VeePN Research Lab
Updated: May 27
Is VPN safe for online banking?
Is VPN safe for online banking?
All about VPN 9 min read

Is VPN Safe for Online Banking? (And When to Be Cautious)

A VPN is not just safe for online banking — in fact, such a tool can become your lifeline, especially when connected to unsecured Wi-Fi networks or using a mobile app for money transfers. While banks implement numerous protection measures to safeguard your personal data and funds, a VPN adds an extra security layer to your transactions. But to leverage these benefits, you need to choose your VPN wisely as not all service providers are trustworthy. Read on to discover when you need a VPN for online banking and how to pick a reliable tool for this purpose.

VeePN Research Lab
Updated: Apr 1
Is My VPN Working?
Is My VPN Working?
All about VPN 8 min read

How To Check If Your VPN Is Working? Here’s How You Can Test Your VPN

When choosing a VPN, you’re sure it’ll give you maximum protection online. Which, unfortunately, may not always be the case. Sometimes things go wrong, and IP leaks happen, for example. Not cool. So at some point, you may ask yourself: "Is my VPN working?" Along the way, many other questions pop up. How can you make sure that your VPN is working properly, shielding your data the way it’s supposed to? What other problems can a VPN have? And, most importantly, how to fix them? Read along to find out.

VeePN Research Lab
Updated: Aug 14
How to fix VPN not connecting
How to fix VPN not connecting
All about VPN 7 min read

VPN Not Connecting? Here are Simple Steps to Fix It

Your VPN not working can be a pain in the neck. An intimidating one. But fear not — you don’t need to be super tech-savvy to solve it yourself. We’ve got a list of simple fixes you can try. Whether you're using outdated software, have a weak Internet connection, or are using the wrong login credentials, we've got you covered. So, let's get started and get your VPN up and running.

VeePN Research Lab
Updated: Sep 6
Are VPNs Legal in Japan?
Are VPNs Legal in Japan?
All about VPN 7 min read

Are VPNs Legal in Japan? What You Need to Know Before You Connect

Let’s clear this up first. If you use a VPN in Japan, you are not breaking the law just because the app is turned on. A virtual private network is generally legal in Japan, and Japan still has a fairly open internet environment with few obstacles to access and no general blocking of websites. That is why people use a VPN service there for normal reasons. They want a safer Internet connection on hotel Wi-Fi, more online privacy, or access to the accounts and services they already use at home. Japan’s privacy framework also puts real weight on protecting personal information, which is one reason privacy tools still make sense in everyday life. But there is one line you should not blur. A VPN can protect your data. It cannot turn an illegal act into a legal one. If something breaks Japanese law, it stays illegal with or without a VPN. That is the part many people miss when they skim this topic too quickly.

Oliver Bennett
Apr 29
Are VPNs Legal in UK
Are VPNs Legal in UK
All about VPN 7 min read

Are VPNs Legal in UK? What You Should Know Right Now

Yes. You can go on using this privacy tool. VPNs are legal in the UK. IF you are just a common user, you are still able to use virtual private networks for privacy, safer browsing, work, and everyday security. The recent fuss around it came out from the Online Safety Act, strong age verification rules, and also public debate. The latter was around children using VPNs to get around those checks. But that is not the same thing as a full ban you could think of. So far, using a VPN is legal. What matters more in this connection is what you do while being connected. A VPN protects all your web traffic, but it definitely does not turn any illegal activity into something lawful. IN this article, we’ll walk through what changed, why many people got confused, and how to use a VPN in a sensible and legal way in the UK.

Oliver Bennett
Apr 29
Are VPNs Legal in US
Are VPNs Legal in US
All about VPN 7 min read

Are VPNs Legal in the US? What You Should Know Before You Use One

VPNs are legal in the United States. VPN is just a common tool that people use to work, travel, browse the web safely and enjoy a little more privacy on the Internet. Using a VPN is legal. But it is also very important what you do with it. A VPN can protect your Internet traffic, but it doesn't reduce your responsibility for your activities. If someone uses a VPN for fraud, hacking, or other illegal activities, they can still be investigated and charged. The DOJ has gone after criminal operations that used VPN services as part of their activity. So if your main question is Are VPNs Legal in the US, the plain answer is yes. The smarter question is where people get confused, and where the real risk starts.

Oliver Bennett
Apr 27
VPN With Static IP
VPN With Static IP
All about VPN 5 min read

VPN With Static IP: When a Stable Address is Actually Worth It

For most people, a regular VPN is enough. You connect, get protected, and move on. But some users run into a different problem. Their IP address keeps changing, and certain sites or work tools do not like that. That is where a VPN with static IP starts to make sense. It gives you a more stable connection identity, which can help with secure remote access, repeat logins, whitelisting, and services that get suspicious when your VPN IP address changes too often. We’ll also show how VeePN helps with getting static IP.

Oliver Bennett
Apr 1
TP-Link VPN
TP-Link VPN
All about VPN 6 min read

TP-Link VPN: Secure Your Whole Network

In case you have more than just one phone to protect, TP-link VPN is a smart option. You would need to install VPN software on each device, but you can also configure the VPN on your router and blanket all your devices with a single network. In this way, your smart television, console, laptop and others can all use the identical secure VPN connection. This is a useful trick for privacy, safe browsing, and easy control of your whole home network. In this piece, we’ll walk you through the basics, the options of setup, and the most common things to check if something does not work. We’ll also reveal how a VPN like VeePN can help.

Oliver Bennett
Apr 1
P2P VPN
P2P VPN
All about VPN 5 min read

P2P VPN: a Simpler Way to Share Files without exposing yourself

A P2P VPN is a virtual private network that allows peer to peer traffic safely. If we take more strict networking language, it can also mean a decentralized VPN built around peers instead of a central server. In real life, most people who search for a P2P VPN want a normal VPN service that supports torrents, protects their real IP address, and keeps network traffic inside an encrypted tunnel. That matters because plain peer to peer networks are efficient, but they are not private by default. In a classic P2P network, each machine can act as both client and server, which is great for distributing large files fast, but it also means your visible IP address can become part of the exchange. Regulators in Europe have documented cases where operators investigated or abandoned practices such as throttling categories of traffic, including P2P and VPN traffic. So, your Internet service provider or ISP may not love heavy torrent traffic, and a VPN can help reduce that visibility.

Oliver Bennett
Mar 30
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Setup VPN on Android TV
Setup VPN on Android TV
All about VPN 5 min read

Setup VPN on Android TV: The Easy Way

If you want to setup VPN on Android TV, you do not need to make it complicated. The configuration is not that complicated on most current Android TV devices, or even Android TV Box. You open the Google Play Store, install any one of the supported VPN applications, sign in and start your VPN connection. Google says Android can use either a built-in setup or a separate VPN app, and VeePN’s own Android TV page shows the same simple flow through Google Play. Let's consider why people should need a VPN on Android TV at all.

Oliver Bennett
Mar 28
VeePN Stops Supporting Windows Legacy. What Does This Mean for You?
VeePN Stops Supporting Windows Legacy. What Does This Mean for You?
All about VPN 4 min read

VeePN Stops Supporting Windows Legacy. What Does This Mean for You?

From now on, our VPN service will no longer support legacy Windows versions, including Windows 7, 8, and 8.1, and you won’t see messages like verification successful waiting when trying to launch new builds on old systems. We made this decision to encourage users to update their devices to the latest versions – Windows 10 and 11 — so they won’t face Cloudfare Ray ID errors or outdated client issues — and fully enjoy the benefits of a virtual private network with the newest features. However, in case you are still using an older version of the Windows, there are a number of options that you can use to continue using the VeePN app on your computer. In this article, the situation will be clarified and all the questions concerning it will be answered.

VeePN Research Lab
Updated: Jan 30
SSTP VPN
SSTP VPN
All about VPN 11 min read

SSTP VPN: the Windows-friendly Tunnel That Slips Through Tough Networks

If you’ve ever tried to connect a VPN connection from a hotel, office, or campus network and everything gets blocked, you’ve probably met the problem SSTP was built for. SSTP VPN is often described as “the one that works when others don’t” because it rides on the same path as normal secure web browsing. In this guide, we’ll explain what SSTP is, show where it fits among other VPN protocols, and call out the downsides that people usually discover only after something breaks. We’ll also show how VeePN can help you get a more reliable, safer setup without wrestling with tricky configs.

Oliver Bennett
Jan 30
Google Search Not Working with VPN
Google Search Not Working with VPN
All about VPN 10 min read

Google Search Not Working with VPN? Fix Captchas and Get Results Again

You turn on a VPN to browse normally, and suddenly Google search acts like you’re a bot. You get a captcha, results do not load, or the google search results look broken. Sometimes other websites load and everything works fine, so it feels extra confusing. In this guide, we’ll explain the root cause in plain English and walk through practical solutions that usually fix the same issue in minutes. Near the end, we’ll also show how VeePN can help you get more consistent access without giving up privacy.

Oliver Bennett
Jan 29
VeePN Browser Extensions
VeePN Browser Extensions
All about VPN 7 min read

VeePN Browser Extensions: Results from Independent Audit about Robust Security

Global server network and general information about audit VeePN covers more than 2600 servers across 89 server locations.. It intends to provide an exclusive connection speed. It enables you to surf the Internet effortlessly by routing traffic through a secure VPN server. There is no need to worry about bandwidth limits while maintaining private Internet access. VeePN offers a balanced...

Oliver Bennett
Updated: Jan 28
What Is a Double VPN?
What Is a Double VPN?
All about VPN 11 min read

What is Double VPN and Do You Need It?

If you're worried about your online security when browsing the web you're not alone. Millions of users worldwide are trying to make their online presence a bit more secure against various threats - from brute force attacks to phishing scams, viruses and scams. And let's not even get started on the rise of internet censorship - in too many countries your online activities just aren't private at all. That's why more and more people are turning to a VPN to keep themselves safe online. This solution provides a level of privacy, hides your online footprint and protects you from a whole bunch of online dangers. But what if we told you that there's a way to supercharge this protection? Some VPN services now offer a Double VPN feature which runs your traffic through an extra VPN server and adds another layer of encryption to your data. Sounds promising? Keep reading this article to learn all about what Double VPN is, when you might need it, and a few of the challenges you might face.

VeePN Research Lab
Updated: Jan 21
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