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No. of Peru VPN servers
1
No. of Peru VPN server location
3200+
No. of servers worldwide
The smaller the distance, the faster your connection. If you want the fastest VPN connection possible, connect to the server closest to you.
Connect to one of our MultiHop locations if you want an extra kick to your security. This will put your connection through two servers instead of one to improve your privacy even more.
Staying in countries where governments censor the internet infringes on our right to freedom of expression and speech. Use obfuscated servers to bypass censorship and explore the free web wherever you are.
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: The internet you can access changes when traveling to different countries because of restrictions and censorship.
Solution: Connect to a VPN server in your country and browse as if you were at home, with access to your favorite content and media sites.
Problem: Online retailers, rental, and airline services often adjust prices according to your location.
Solution: Log out of the site, clear your cookies, and use a VPN to change your location to hunt for cheaper deals all around!
Problem: Your ISP can slow (throttle) your connection down if you’re streaming shows or downloading files.
Solution: Connect to a VPN to stream your favorite shows in the privacy of your home without lag or internet throttling.
Problem: With Wi-Fi devices like phones, PCs, Roombas, smart TVs, and fridges, you’re easily exposed to cyberthreats.
Solution: Install a VPN on your router to protect your entire home at once.
Feel free to take Surfshark for a spin since we offer a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Imagine locking your front door and handing the robber the keys to your house. Sounds silly? Well, it’s the same as using a free VPN. Free VPN services will collect and sell your personal 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.
been using @surfshark for 3+ years, pretty smooth and reliable!
— kellykim.eth.lens ? (@kellykim_xyz) August 12, 2023
@surfshark love the experience it’s really my second day but first day trying it out. Cannot say enough great things with this VPN. Truly want to say great platform and all around a superb experience thus far on iOS.
— Rodion Mark (@RodionMark21) November 23, 2022
I have been using @surfshark for a while now, so far I’m delighted with this VPN and I surely recommend folks to trying out.
— TherealKadius (@LeocadioMachado) December 22, 2022
Speedy, with an impressive array of privacy tools - PCMag
A rich suite of security-focused features, privacy-inclined jurisdiction, and competitive speeds - CNET
Our favorite thing about this VPN service is that your subscription covers unlimited devices - TechRadar
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Enjoy safe browsing from the Peruvian IP
Yes, VPNs are legal in Peru.
It would be best if you refrained from using a free VPN because many free alternatives sell your data to third parties. What’s the point of privacy if it’s sold right after, right?
You might need a VPN in Peru to keep yourself safe on public Wi-Fi networks and possible evil twin attacks.
Most of which lead to ransomware – the most common cybercrime in South America. So we recommend you stay safe.
