Netflix has been blocking a lot of VPN IP addresses so I wouldn't recommend any. You can read online about them blocking them but it's just not worth it if you ask me because even if you found one that works they have people also looking and blocking them.

Hoggle
Netflix has been blocking a lot of VPN IP addresses so I wouldn't recommend any. You can read online about them blocking them but it's just not worth it if you ask me because even if you found one that works they have people also looking and blocking them.

Agreed.
Go ahead and try free trials, if available, that you can back out of, but its likely you will have a hard time finding one which will reliably get by Netflix country restrictions.

As an aside, when it comes to using VPNs for security purposes, most services these days with an account use HTTPS (secure encrypted connection). See the lock symbol in the address bar? That's HTTPS. Not really much reason to recommend a VPN for that reason. It would just be redundant.

Some things to keep in mind:



I used to use a VPN quite regularly. I don't any more; or at least haven't for quite a while. My subscription to the VPN service is still active, but I don't use it because I no longer have a reason.   If you have ever had to use xxxxx, you would understand; probably about 2% of the US population know what I am talking about.  Or, using a VPN to combat corporate spying -- a company which uses xxxxx for example -- is a use case, but not a very good use case if you value keeping your job.
 
In summary, I don't recommend making a VPN commitment until you first confirm that you in fact need a VPN, and first confirm that the VPN works to satisfy your use case, prior to making a commitment which you can't back out of.

 
Norton 360 security (virus & firewall software) includes free VPN, although I've never used it so no idea how good (or bad) it is.
 

NordVPN.   in fact they just came out with a new protocol today called nordlynx.    It substantially increased my download speed.   Very close to what it was without it.

 
Moved to General Software.

Free VPN doesn't work well,the VPNs (Not free) on my computer are the same.

anduke
but I heard VPNs help to reduce ping.

Not true at all.

I use ExspreesVPN.

I've tried many VPNs for Netflix and Spotify in the past, but they blocked most of them. The only one they seem to be fin with is the one from . It was recommended to me by a friend who has been using it for years and has never had any problems. I also read in the reviews that it's considered one of the top VPN providers in the industry. It's also easier to use than other since it has such a simple interface. The connection is securely encrypted, your IP address hidden, and you'll be able to help unlock geo-blocked content like Netflix and online gaming.

WIREGUARD

I am also a Nord VPN user, and cant complain. It's top rated and I believe you can still find it on a good deal.

Get a reliable VPN that has only clean IPs and is quick for streaming. The majority come with a 30-day money-back guarantee and are reasonably priced. With the finest ones like Soax, there are no captchas or streaming restrictions. So check it out . In contrast, Dirty IPs require you to complete a lengthy captcha before you can do anything on Google, YouTube, or Twitter because VPN usage is so high there. They merely produce a terrible, slower internet experience. Additionally, if you want to guarantee that it won't leak your IP when the internet is down, you'll have to fork up some cash.