Certain VPNs (thankfully not the ones I’ve mentioned above) could be risky. The lack of server connections, the slow speeds and data sharing are common and it’s crucial to pick a provider that offers a stripped back version of their service, or which doesn’t offer data-sharing.

Many free services offer the option of a limited number servers. This can result in overcrowding, and your internet speed could slow down. Some go as far as to sell your data to advertisers, who can use it to target you with bulk ads. Find a service provider with an audited, independent and solid no-logs policy.

It’s also recommended to opt for an VPN which offers double-hopping and obfuscates your data further and accepts Bitcoin payments. This will help you avoid the most significant issues caused by free VPNs. This includes a deficiency in security protocols and an unpreparedness to handle DDOS.

Some he said free VPNs come with all the features you need. Windscribe, as an example has a wide selection of servers in 10 countries and can be used with no registration. It also allows you to connect multiple devices, and also allows streaming services to be unblock, including US Netflix. PrivadoVPN, which allows users to stream Netflix and Disney+, is another excellent option. It comes with a huge bandwidth limit of 10GB and allows you to stream Hulu, Netflix and Disney+. It’s user-friendly with intuitive apps on most major platforms.