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They will also protect you on public Wi-Fi hotspots by encrypting all traffic coming to and from your device and the rest of the Internet – so that no one can snoop into it. The best VPNs work on just about any platform imaginable, allowing you to - if needed - switch boats.

Or you’re using another device, as well.įor a complete VPN experience, you should get a paid VPN and let it do its thing in the background as you safely, securely and anonymously browse the web, download files with BitTorrent, access sites and services that could otherwise be outside of your reach, and so on. Sure, the web browser on your Mac or other Apple device is one of the most frequently used apps, but chances are you are also using something else. And that’s what the real point of a VPN is – to get you anonymity on the Internet. As far as everyone knows, you are (will be) accessing their website/service from the VPN server’s IP address – rather than the one provided by your ISP. You can use it to access all streaming services and roam the Internet with no restrictions of any kind. Hotspot Shield also offers a much better paid plan that adds support for 5 devices while removing all limits.

US-only – includes access to the server in a single location.

500 MB daily data limit – again, should be enough for accessing websites.

Up to 2 Mbps – enough for web browsing and social media.

Limited streaming access – not the best choice for accessing Netflix, Disney+, and/or HBO MAX.

1 device support – you can’t use it on both your iPhone and your Mac.

This is a rather limited plan, but could come with enough features for some users. Hotspot Shield’s free plan may work for you And even continue using it, if it serves their needs. But, there is one solution Safari users - whether on a Mac, an iPad or an iPhone - can try for free. None of these two options work for us and we’re thus paying for our VPN. As we are always saying, a VPN can’t be free except if you accept to be the product - with the VPN snooping into your traffic and selling that data to advertisers. The other day, we got a question from our readers, asking us for a suggestion of a good VPN for Safari.