What is a VPN?
A VPN is an app that hides what you do online from your internet provider and the Wi-Fi you join, and shows sites a different address.
What a VPN does for you
Private at home and on public Wi-Fi
Your internet provider at home and the Wi-Fi in a café see that you are online, but not the sites you open.
Bank and pay safely when you travel
Check your bank and pay online from a hotel or an airport, and the network you borrow cannot see which bank or shop you use.
Appear in another country
Connect through a country you pick, and the sites and apps you open see an address there, at home or away.
What a VPN does not do
A VPN does one job well, and here is where it ends.
It does not make you anonymous
A site you sign in to still knows it is you, and some sites can recognise your browser.
It does not hide what you share
Whatever you post, type or upload, the site you send it to still sees it.
It is not an antivirus
It does not scan your device or remove a virus, so keep your apps and your device up to date.
When a network blocks sites
If a hotel, school or office network blocks KazaVPN's first way in, the app tries another by itself, though some networks block every way.
Start free with KazaVPN
Our Free plan connects you to a server we choose for you, and KazaVPN Premium lets you choose any country.
Questions about VPNs
Is a VPN legal?
In most countries, yes. Some countries limit or ban VPNs, so check the rules where you are before you use one.
Does a VPN slow my internet?
It can add a little delay, mostly from the distance to the server. With KazaVPN Premium you can choose a server near you to keep it small.
Do I need a VPN at home?
It helps at home too, because your internet provider can see the sites you open while a VPN is off. Turn one on to keep that to yourself.
Is a free VPN safe?
Our Free plan has the same privacy as every plan: we keep no record of the sites you visit. It costs nothing and needs no card.