VPN (1051 programs)

Pros: Free-tier plan.  AES-256 encryption and OpenVPN protocol. DNS leak protection and auto kill switch.

Cons: Connection stability issues.

Pros: Supports P2P programs. Free service has unobtrusive ads.

Cons: Data cap on free tier. Linux not supported.

Pros: Free. Supports several protocols. Lets you add VPNs via links and QR codes.

Cons: Not intuitive for beginner users.

Pros: Free and has no usage limit. Highly user-friendly. Doesn’t need a user account. Has a kill switch.

Cons: .

Pros: Simple and easy to use. Cross-platform compatibility. Does not store or log user data.

Cons: None.

Pros: There is a free 30-day trial period offered. A massive number of proxy services are available.

Cons: Users will eventually have to pay to use ExpressVPN. Some feel that their processing speeds are negatively affected.

Pros: Strong security and privacy. Thousands of servers. Bypass geo-restrictions. Good customer service. Supports split-tunneling.

Cons: Some connection issues. Cramped interface.

Pros: Blocks ads and trackers. Faster browsing speed. Fingerprinting Protection. User privacy is ensured.

Cons: No other unique features. Some shortcut keys do not work on brave. Not all Chrome extensions work. Downloads can be problematic.

Pros: Hide real IP address. Surf the web anonymously. Secure and ultrafast VPN servers. Encrypted online data.

Cons: Connection suddenly turns off at random times.

Pros: Official mobile client for OpenVPN. Self-hosted servers. Access to VPN cloud services.

Cons: Moderate learning curve. Connecting to a new server can take a while.

Pros: Unlimited VPN bandwidth. No registration needed. Auto-connect function. Various servers available.

Cons: Users are required to watch ads to get the free bandwidth.