Sure, internet censorship isn’t wild in New Zealand. But did you know that the country is a part of the intelligence-sharing alliance Five Eyes (which includes the US)? If you want your data to stay safe from snoopers, both foreign and domestic, get yourself a New Zealand VPN.*
- Find a premium VPN that keeps no activity logs, has servers in New Zealand, and offers a wide variety of additional features. Surfshark matches these criteria;
- Subscribe to the VPN. Paid VPNs are much better as they have no data or speed caps, can collect the funds to improve their software as well as servers, and have fewer incentives to collect (and sell) your data;
- Download and install the VPN client. For example, Surfshark supports Windows, macOS, Linux for computers, Android and iOS for phones and tablets, and more;
- Log into the app. Account email, password, you know the drill;
- Connect to a VPN server! Most VPN clients offer the option to connect to the fastest server, which is usually the geographically closest one. You can also search the server list for the one that suits your needs.
That’s it!