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    My top pick for free VPNs available in 2025 is Proton VPN, which, despite its limits, will suit many users who do not want to subscribe. 

    Why we like it: The free version of Proton VPN offers many useful features that are paid for through other services and VPN subscribers. 

    It doesn’t cap bandwidth, so you can use it year-round without worrying about exceeding monthly data limits. Proton VPN’s free tier also doesn’t restrict your speed, but server selections are limited, so you might not experience the true speed of the network due to heavy loads. 

    During my frequent tests, I’ve found that Proton VPN’s connection and server speeds are always reasonable. While it doesn’t often match top-tier competitors, it’s still a great option.

    Review: Proton VPN

    Robust online protection features like AES 256-bit encryption, a kill switch, leak protection, and a no-logs policy help hide your identity and digital footprint, regardless of whether you pay for this service. Also, Proton VPN doesn’t sell your information or monetize its free apps with ads, allowing you to browse without distractions. 

    Who it’s for: Anyone who wants a free VPN and won’t mind server and device restrictions.

    Free servers are available in five locations: the United States, Romania, Poland, the Netherlands, and Japan. However, you can’t manually choose and connect to a server. The VPN automatically selects one for you, but you can click “Change Server” to be assigned a different server location. 

    Who should look elsewhere: A drawback is that you can only use one device with your free account. So, if you need a VPN for your PC, smartphone, and TV, for example, you should look elsewhere. 

    Alternatively, premium plans unlock 10 simultaneous connections and start at $3.59 per month on a two-year subscription. There is also a 30-day money-back guarantee.

    Proton Free VPN features: Open-source | Simultaneous connections: One free, up to 10, depending on the plan | Countries: Five (117 paid) | Logging: No-logs policy | Security audits | Platforms: Windows, MacOS, iOS, Android, Linux, Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Android TV, Fire TV, Kodi, and routers | VPN accelerator | Money-back guarantee: 30 days | Trial: Free option | Trustpilot rating: 2.1 | Google Play rating: 4.6 | App Store rating: 4.6 | Customer service: Only with a paid subscription | Data limit: None | Speed limit: None

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