Locations
An IP address in 35 countries
35 countries, 4 of them open on the free tier. Pick one and your browser leaves from there.
One click, no install
The extension switches country from the toolbar. Nothing to download, nothing to configure.
Your IP stays yours
Sites see the server's address instead of yours, and your provider sees one encrypted stream.
Four locations free
France, the United States, the United Kingdom and Germany are open without paying anything.
Americas
4 countries
Asia-Pacific
8 countries
Middle East & Africa
3 countries
Which location should you actually pick?
For getting into a service that is tied to a country, the answer is simple: pick that country. Streaming platforms, banks and public broadcasters read the IP address before they read the account, so the location has to match the catalogue you want.
For privacy alone, the country matters far less than people assume. Any location hides your address from the sites you visit and your traffic from the local network. What changes is distance — a nearer server costs less speed, so pick the closest one that does the job.
One thing worth knowing: a VPN moves where your traffic appears to come from, not who you are. Signed-in accounts, cookies and browser fingerprints still identify you. The location changes your address, not your identity.