Opera has free vpn services available

VPNs or virtual private networks are normally used by users who put privacy first, but unfortunately these services usually have a daily cost and in some cases they could be said to be undercover. However, the Opera browser has developed its software and has added the unlimited Free VPN.

According to Opera, they will not have to download extensions or pay for subscriptions to be able to access blocked web portals or to take care of connections from a public Wi-Fi network.

Now you can buy an unlimited Free VPN service with Opera

To understand a little more about the function of VPNs, let's do a little comparison, imagine that the Wi-Fi network of any site is a way in which it offers users free circulation, but this free circulation can be monitored and Thanks to VPNs, you will be able to circulate normally without anyone knowing what you are talking to or what page you are visiting.

The amount of data that circulates through the internet through the hundreds of servers installed in the world, complicates the control, for the government and netizens, of this data allowing users to access websites that are not are allowed in your country.

According to Opera, more than 500 million users, mostly young, have resorted to a Free VPN service or at least have tried it, and Opera places the possibility with greater access just by downloading the developer version and enabling VPNs through the settings in the menu

This would be a good strategy to attract new customers who are much more interested in technology. In the past the company built a software data lock in its developer version in the browser, now it powers a new Free VPN service that returns it to competition with other companies.

Despite the fact that Opera is not considered the largest internet browser, it continues to climb positions with new developments such as this, which will surely increase its market shares, which are currently based between 1 and 5%.

And this feeling is totally relevant, since this Free VPN service is now the most sought after by technology-savvy users and the service will surely be present for many in the future, making the current ad blocking obsolete.