The use of VPNs is growing at an incredible rate, mainly because users are increasingly wary of how ISPs use their personal data. Whether it's the websites you visit or the amount of data you generate while browsing, ISPs know everything about your internet habits. The solution? A reliable VPN.
A free VPN is not easy to come by
There are numerous services that offer free private browsing, which is very useful when using an Amazon Fire TV Stick . However, it's difficult to feel confident that our data is truly safe when entrusting it to a company we've never heard of. They might be useful for some purposes (such as accessing country-restricted content), but in most cases, the only option is a paid service that guarantees a reliable connection and protects your data.
But curiously, Opera has included a free VPN as one of its main new features in its latest beta, a Virtual Private Network service that the company boasts is completely transparent in terms of privacy. According to them, unlike other free services, the VPN included in Opera's latest beta doesn't keep any logs of our activity.
We began to gradually roll out the Opera browser beta for Android with the built-in VPN, which improves your online experience and safety. Be among the first testers: https://t.co/0hFDYI55zC pic.twitter.com/G5HPDZSfDe
— Opera (@opera) February 7, 2019
Download Opera's beta to use its free VPN
To start enjoying Opera's free VPN, simply download the beta version of the browser from the Play Store (link below). Once installed and running, select your preferred region (or let the program automatically find an optimal location). Opera notes that the service is being rolled out gradually in beta, so if you don't find a way to use it right away, you'll need to wait a few days until the feature is fully available.
The software is already available for download, so all you have to do is head over to the Play Store to get the latest version. Of course, the software is only available for Android, so if you use iOS, you will have to continue opting for other methods.