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The smaller the distance, the faster your connection. If you want to have the fastest VPN connection possible, connect to the server closest to you. This may be in a country or a city nearby.
Connect to one of our MultiHop locations if you want an extra kick to your privacy protection online. This will put your connection through two servers instead of one and improve your safety even more.
Staying in countries where governments censor the internet infringes on our right to the freedom of speech and expression. Use obfuscated servers to bypass firewalls or censorship and explore free internet access wherever you are. Hide the fact that you’re using a VPN and secure your privacy anonymously.
Problem: Your online activity benefits big data companies, your internet service provider (ISP), and the government.
Solution: A VPN encrypts (hides under code) your internet traffic and protects it from any extra pairs of eyes prying on what you do online.
Problem: Your IP and location can help data giants build profiles about you (your interests, opinions, health searches, etc.)
Solution: A VPN changes your IP address and hides your location so that no one knows where you’re browsing from or who you are.
Problem: Public Wi-Fi is lovely but it’s not secure, and Wi-Fi hotspots are easily faked and compromised by hackers.
Solution: A VPN connection encrypts your data before it leaves your device, making your connection impossible to spy on.
Problem: Your ISP and mobile data carriers can slow (throttle) your connection down if you watch videos, shows, or download files.
Solution: Connect to a VPN to stream videos and your favorite shows in the privacy of your home without lag or internet throttling.
Get a subscription and try Surfshark out for 30 days without any risks. If you decide the service is not for you during your first month, contact us and get a full refund.
Imagine locking your front door and handing the keys to a robber. Sounds silly? Well, using a free VPN is kind of like that. Free VPN services will collect and sell your data and bombard you with ads while providing a mediocre connection. Why? Because every VPN service needs to maintain its staff and infrastructure, and it’s either your data and ads or a simple subscription. As far as quality and your privacy are concerned – premium VPNs always beat free.
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— Steve Brokaw (@8888SEB) March 31, 2023
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Enjoy safe browsing with a Laotian IP
To secure yourself from direct government surveillance and regain your right to freedom of speech. The Laos government heavily limits information on social media and has the power to imprison citizens for sharing unfavorable opinions online.
A VPN acts as your social network protection, making your IP invisible. It protects your identity and internet browsing history, providing a layer of anonymity from all other internet users.
Yes, it’s legal to use a VPN in Laos to regain internet freedom. That said, remember that you must follow local and international laws.
We prohibit using Surfshark services for any unlawful purposes as it is against our Terms of Service. Please be sure to act in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations.
No. Cybersecurity experts suggest avoiding all free virtual private network services, as nothing is truly free.
Free VPN providers make money by selling your data to the highest bidder and flooding you with ads. They might seem promising and help you access blocked sites or bypass firewalls, but free VPNs are not something you should trust as they fail to keep the user’s data private.
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