You can literally download a VPN on app stores. Just make sure it's all compatible and set it up right. Some have options to start on boot, some you turn on when you want.
Many are free, but they aren't NEARLY as good as the subscription ones. A lot less locations and slower speeds unless you pay.
Remember how I said a VPN was like a tunnel and your traffic comes out the other side? Well that other side’s IP Address is what appears on the servers for anywhere you visit. The VPN provider will have a block of IP Addresses and yours will be the 1st available one from the stack.
What happens if a lot of the other people on that VPN are abusing websites you are trying to visit in a completely legit fashion? Well some websites like Google might realize that they are getting a lot of SPAM’d search queries from the block of IP Addresses and might enforce a CAPTCHA for any searches to slow that block down a bit.
As Hairy_Mouse said, some websites might even go as far as restrict all traffic from known VPN IP blocks.
How to get VPN on mobile? I dont really know much about this stuff
You can literally download a VPN on app stores. Just make sure it's all compatible and set it up right. Some have options to start on boot, some you turn on when you want.
Many are free, but they aren't NEARLY as good as the subscription ones. A lot less locations and slower speeds unless you pay.
Any reason you would want to turn off the vpn if u have it?
Remember how I said a VPN was like a tunnel and your traffic comes out the other side? Well that other side’s IP Address is what appears on the servers for anywhere you visit. The VPN provider will have a block of IP Addresses and yours will be the 1st available one from the stack.
What happens if a lot of the other people on that VPN are abusing websites you are trying to visit in a completely legit fashion? Well some websites like Google might realize that they are getting a lot of SPAM’d search queries from the block of IP Addresses and might enforce a CAPTCHA for any searches to slow that block down a bit.
As Hairy_Mouse said, some websites might even go as far as restrict all traffic from known VPN IP blocks.