5 best free VPN apps for iOS and Android

 Using a free vpn may be risky. You may not pay with your money but you're paying for your data. But in this post, I am going to talk about 5 best free VPN apps for Android and iOS.

5. Windscribe

Windscribe gives you 2GB of data per month but if you add your email adress and confirm it from your inbox then you will get 10GB of data per month. You also get access to 11 countries on the free version which is great. They also don't keep any logs.

4. Tunnelbear

Tunnelbear gives you 500MB of data per month which is not really much data but if you invite a friend when prompted and if your friend verifies their email, you and your friend will get an additional 1GB of data per month. You can connect to 24 countries and it has a feature called GhostBear which hides the fact that you're connected to Tunnelbear from your ISP, the government etc. Just note that GhostBear may result in slow speeds so only use it when needed. And it also doesn't keep any logs.

3. VPNhub 

VPNhub has no bandwith or time limits which makes it great but you can only connect to 1 US server on the free version and it also has a no log policy. Now you may still see ads but these ads are not really intrusive.

2. Atlas VPN 

Atlas VPN is a new VPN and it has no bandwith or time linits and you can connect to 2 countries on the free version. It has a no log policy and it can unblock Netflix as well.

1. ProtonVPN

ProtonVPN doesn't have any bandwith or time limit and you can connect to 3 countries on the free version.  It has no ads and doesn't keep any logs but you can view your log if you want to. 


So those are the best free VPN apps if you don't have enough money to buy a paid VPN. Paid VPNs are more better than free VPNs.










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