Best Android TV VPN that's free?

[Deleted member 546149]

I just need to know the best free VPN for android tv
I'm using proton on pc so I can't really use it on another device
what can I do?

 

[Hayato213]

Probably Proton that you are already, using, other free one has data cap on them.

https://vpnoverview.com/best-vpn/free-vpn/

 

[AncientBoi]

I have the same question, but this time it's a Samsung Galaxy A02s.

 

[Deleted member 546149]

I need one for Android TV

 

[godreborn]

if my thread about vpn's is any indication, many were saying not to use a free vpn. it's like a free proxy, which most are crap. I've used free proxies to get around file hosts in the past. sometimes they work; however, a lot of the time, they're unstable.

 

[Deleted member 546149]

Np, Proton is good
Its powered by OpenVPN and is very secure

 

[Hayato213]

Why not just buy a vpn plan, like NordVPN, that is just like 3 bucks a month.

 

[Deleted member 546149]

Well you see
I spent all my money on paying someone to escape from your basement Hayato So I can't buy anything

 

[Hayato213]

lol knowing you, you would want my NordVPN account.

 

[Deleted member 546149]

@Hayato213 give me your nord vpn account

 

[AncientBoi]

LoL, I have Nord. and I pay $11 n change a month for it. Works great.

 

[godreborn]

I looked at nord vpn, and for the first year up to three years, I think, it's only $3. then, it goes up to some amount, I guess $11 @AncientBoi . I don't have a vpn atm though. I just use a private tracker for torrents, usenet, or file hosts. I never receive letters from my isp. I have in the past, when I was just downloading from random torrents.

 

[Hayato213]

There was a three years deal back in 2019, got that 3 years deal for $107.55, ain't bad consider it is only $3 a month.

 

[AncientBoi]

Might be a bit much, but I don't have it on my droid, it's on my laptop. Maybe that's why.

[pays @Hayato213 to keep WiiMiiSwitch in the basement]

 

[Hayato213]

@AncientBoi well depends on how much you need it, if you buy a longer term subscription obviously it would be cheaper, but it would be a waste of money if you don't use it, 11.95 a month for a year cost more than if you go the 2 years route.

 

[sonyabyrd]

I've only been using proton for VPN. As far as I know, it is the best VPN on the market now. Others need different data and are really hard to use. Plus, some of them are not free. You could try proxies as a VPN. They worked for me a while ago, before I started using proton. I used to buy them from USA proxies, and I was satisfied by their services. They include other deals, too, not just VPN. You can check their plans if they still have them on the site. I switched because the proton is free, and as a student, I don't really have extra money.

 

[mrdude]

I once tried to use a free VPN, but I did not like the quality. I got a paid one. Although in my experience proxies are more reliable than VPN.

If you have a spare laptop or computer you can set it up as a wifi/mobile hotspot. then you can install a free VPN (there's loads) on that and connect all your Android devices to the the Wifi/Mobile hotspot you created.

Lot's of routers have VPN capability as well, and you can just set it on that via the admin pages and you connect your devices to the router and they will all use the VPN.

Example:

 

[Marc_LFD]

What exactly do you want to use the VPN for? Watching videos and/or listen to music?

If that's the intention, there's Windscribe that charges $2 per month with unlimited bandwidth ($1 for location, $1 for R.O.B.E.R.T). It's called Build A Plan.

I bought their Lifetime Plan ($28 or something) about five years ago and am very satisfied with them. And no, the Lifetime Plan isn't for sale anymore.

 

[Minecrft24h]

1. ProtonVPN
2. Windscribe
3. Private Internet Access (PIA)
4. NordVPN
5. Hotspot Shield
6. CyberGhost
7. VPN SecureLine by Avast
8. IPVanish