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Stream everything privately and buffer-free

Stay VPN-secured when relaxing with your favorite shows and movies. Worried about your internet speed dropping? Don’t be! Our amazing 1GBit Ram-Only servers will make you forget about buffering and internet service providers (ISP) throttling your connection. Don’t let privacy concerns bother you – stream Netflix with peace of mind knowing you’re always secured!

Don’t leave a trace online

Even if you don’t log into a website, leave comments, or upload stuff, you still leave digital footprints online. Websites can log your IP address – your digital home address – as well as the time of the visit and actions undertaken.

Your internet service provider can gather similar data – for sale or at the request of government bodies. Don’t let them do that – change your IP and encrypt your connection by using a Polish VPN.

Feel even better with a risk-free trial

Surfshark VPN maintains a 24/7 help center that will help you via email or chat. And if you want, you can always request your money back for 30 days after the purchase.

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Even more benefits of a Polish VPN

Avoid price discrimination

Don’t feel like being charged different prices for your background and location? A VPN can help you avoid unfair pricing anywhere in the world. Use it to book airline tickets, hotels, and get retail prices for much cheaper!

Stay safe on public Wi-fi

Say you sit down at a London cafe and want to check your email. You use the cafe’s free Wi-Fi. Seems safe, right? But there are many ways that hackers can steal your data on public Wi-Fi. Make their work worth nothing by encrypting your data with Surfshark VPN.

Access your bank anywhere

These days, banks can be very sensitive about where you log in from. Keep them calm by switching the VPN server to log in from the right country even when traveling. And if the bank is picky about VPN use at home – no problem! Just make an exception for it with the Bypasser.

How to use a VPN while streaming

A good VPN will keep you secure and won’t slow you down. Here’s how you can watch your favorite content with a VPN:

Subscribe to Surfshark VPN, download and install the VPN app.
Run the app and log in with your credentials.
Open the Locations tab.
Enter Poland into the Search bar and click on a server to connect.
Log into the streaming platform of your choice and watch away!

Great news: you can now enjoy your content without compromising your security privacy!

FAQ

Is VPN use legal in Poland?

Yes, VPN use is legal in Poland. However, it’s safe to say that it’s still illegal to do anything against the law while using a VPN.

That being said, Surfshark does not encourage using a VPN in any way that would potentially violate the law or Terms of Service of other service providers.

Is it illegal to watch Netflix with a VPN?

It’s legal to watch Netflix with a VPN. However, you have to comply with Netflix’s terms of use to avoid potential trouble.

What is a VPN connection?

A VPN connection forms a protected tunnel between the VPN app on your device and a VPN server. This connection uses the infrastructure of the public internet, yet is secure from observers. Data encryption means that if your internet service provider or a hacker was to look into your browsing data, they would only see an encrypted mess; instead of seeing what websites you visit and when, they would only see that you’re using a VPN.

How does a VPN work?

As a user, you first install a VPN app on your device. The app then establishes a connection to the VPN server. All the data sent from the device to the server is encrypted – the server decrypts it before forwarding it. When you receive a reply from the website or service you’re trying to reach, the server encrypts it, and the app decrypts it.

Encryption means that anyone observing your connection only sees encrypted VPN traffic between your device and the server. Meanwhile, as the server forwards your data to the destination, the destination only sees the server’s IP address and not your device’s.

For a more detailed explanation, read our article on how a VPN works.

Why are free VPNs bad?

The only good thing about free VPNs is the price. However, the VPN developer has to make money somehow – neither the development of the app nor the VPN server maintenance are free.

A common method of getting money is throttling speed or imposing data caps on free users to make them consider subscribing. You may also be forced to watch ads as part of the monetization scheme. And these things are the positive ways how the free VPN developer can profit from you – they may also be collecting and selling your data to advertisers if they’re not just using it for illegal means themselves.