Fast, private, and secure Chile VPN

Yes, it’s legal. However, this doesn’t mean that you can use a VPN for committing a malicious act. All laws should still be followed when you are connected to the internet, even when all of your activity is private.

That depends.

If you’re using a reliable VPN that has strong encryption and industry-leading security protocols, you are exceedingly difficult to track. However, it’s rare that a free VPN would offer that.

On the other hand, you should mind what you post online. Even if your VPN is reliable, posts on social media, forums, or other websites can reveal a lot about you. So if you want to be hard to track, think before you post.

Generally, they are not.

Some legitimate VPN companies offer free plans. They are very limited, but usually have strong security practices.

Completely free VPNs, on the other hand, are not to be trusted. Maintaining expensive VPN infrastructure and employing people needs to be funded. If they are not getting paid by you, that means they might use your private information to make money. It defeats the very purpose of getting a VPN, because you will be considerably less private.