Recently, ProtonVPN has released a new Stealth protocol that is aimed at allowing people to access the internet in countries that censor access to it. With that out of the way, let’s get to our list, shall we? As always, you can use the table of contents below to navigate between the apps. So read the list and find the app whose restriction don’t bother you and go with that one. Others might put cap on the speed of connection. While some will restrict you on usage, some might restrict you to using only a selection of their servers. They each handle their free plans differently. While all the apps mentioned below offer paid options, we are featuring them because of their robust free plans. But don’t worry, our list contains 15 best free VPN apps for iPhone. Plus, it’s only available with a paid iCloud+ subscription. So if you’re looking for a free VPN app for your iPhone, iCloud Private Relay is definitely not going to work for you. For one, Private Relay doesn’t work if you’re trying to unblock access to websites. However, there are a couple issues there. Apple recently brought the new iCloud Private Relay feature to iPhones that works a lot like VPNs, allowing your browsing activities to be encrypted.

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