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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. The best VPN server may be in a country or a city nearby.
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 online privacy even more.
Staying in countries where governments censor internet traffic infringes on our right to freedom of expression and speech. Use obfuscated VPN servers to bypass government 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: VPN services encrypt (hide under code) your internet connection and protect 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 real IP address and hides your location without compromising the connection speeds. Just like that, no one knows where you’re browsing from or who you are.
Problem: Public Wi-Fi networks are great but they’re 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: 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 service to change your location to enjoy the best deals out there!
Need some time to decide whether Surfshark is the best VPN for you? Get a subscription and try us out for 30 days risk-free. If you change your mind during that time, contact us, and we’ll give you a full refund.
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 VPNs 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 always beats free VPNs.
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— Steve Brokaw (@8888SEB) March 31, 2023
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— Cloud (@cloudieess) September 4, 2022
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Enjoy safe browsing from a Turkish IP
That depends. VPNs encrypt all your traffic and conceal it from your ISP, the government, and prying eyes. Changing your IP address, VPNs make your information almost impossible to access.
However, no matter how good a VPN service is, it cannot help if you willingly reveal your personal information online.
Yes, using a VPN is legal in Turkey as long as you still follow local and international laws. You can also connect to any Turkish server that your VPN provider offers.
Surfshark does not encourage using a VPN in any way that would potentially violate the Terms of Service of other service providers.
To regain your declining internet freedom. Because the Turkish government can incriminate and imprison you for expressing opposing thoughts on social media. Moreover, they can fully restrict your access to these platforms.
A VPN is also necessary for reaching websites that the government censors, especially when it comes to LGBTQ+ resources or political opposition support.
Never. According to experts, including this research on free VPN services found on the Android app store, there are a lot of issues with free VPN apps.
18% don’t encrypt traffic, which means they don’t help with your privacy or security. Even more alarmingly, 38% contain malware, and 84% leak user data. All of these points defeat the purpose of using a VPN in the first place.
Yes. The Turkish government is taking steps to block access to VPN providers and their servers; therefore, not all VPNs might work there.
But, thanks to Surfshark’s NoBorders mode, you’ll be able to use it in Turkey without any issues.
Surfshark VPN.
With Surfshark VPN, you can connect to any Turkish server or your desired VPN server, even if you are in Turkey. The Surfshark app also offers a NoBorders mode that will let you connect to the VPN server you want despite any restrictions. All that with unlimited simultaneous connections.
