#How to Get a VPN Free

[shadowrocketios2025]

How to Get a VPN Free – Your Easy Guide to Online Privacy

Today, many people want to know how to get a VPN free to protect their online privacy. A VPN, or Virtual Private Network, helps keep your internet connection secure and hides your real location. But many VPN services require payment, which can be a problem for some users.

Fortunately, you can get a VPN free without risking your privacy or spending money. The best way is to use Shadowrocket, an open-source VPN app trusted by users worldwide. You can download How to get a VPN Free directly from the official website here: https://www.shadowrocket-vpn.com/

What Is a VPN and Why Is It Important?

A VPN protects your personal information by creating a secure connection between your device and the internet. It hides your IP address and encrypts your data so no one can see your online activity. This is especially important when using public Wi-Fi or accessing restricted websites.

Many people ask how to get a VPN free to:

Protect themselves on public networks

Access blocked websites and apps

Prevent tracking by companies and hackers

Enjoy safer and more private browsing

How to Get a VPN Free with Shadowrocket

If you want to know how to get a VPN free, Shadowrocket is the easiest and safest option. This app lets you connect to free VPN servers, keeping your internet connection secure without any cost.

Follow these steps:

Download Shadowrocket Go to https://www.shadowrocket-vpn.com/ and download the app.

Find Free VPN Servers Visit websites like VPNGate or FreeVPN.me to get free server information.

Add Server Details to Shadowrocket Open the app and input the VPN server’s IP, port, and password.

Connect and Browse Securely Tap connect and enjoy a private internet connection.

Now you know how to get a VPN free quickly and safely.

Why Shadowrocket Is the Best Free VPN Choice

Shadowrocket offers many benefits:

100% free with no hidden fees

Open-source and secure

No ads or trackers

Choose from many VPN servers

Works well on iOS and Windows

Customizable for different apps and websites

Other Free VPN Options and Their Limits

Many free VPNs limit data, show ads, or sell your information. Knowing how to get a VPN free with Shadowrocket helps you avoid these problems and get better privacy and speed.

Is Using a Free VPN Safe?

Not all free VPNs protect your privacy well. Shadowrocket is safe because it does not log your data and is open-source. Always use trusted VPN servers and keep your app updated for the best protection.

Tips for Safe Use of Free VPN Servers

Download Shadowrocket only from the official site

Use trusted free VPN servers

Switch servers if connection is slow

Turn off VPN when not in use to save battery

Keep the app updated regularly

FAQs – How to Get a VPN Free

Q: Can I use Shadowrocket for free forever? A: Yes, by using free VPN servers you can use Shadowrocket without paying.

Q: Do I need to jailbreak my iPhone? A: No, Shadowrocket works on both jailbroken and normal devices.

Q: Will my internet slow down? A: It depends on the server. Try different servers for the best speed.

Q: Is VPN use legal? A: Yes, in most countries when used properly.

Final Words

If you want to learn how to get a VPN free, Shadowrocket is the best way. It gives you privacy, safety, and control with no cost. Download it now from https://www.shadowrocket-vpn.com/ and start browsing safely today.

Getting a VPN free has never been easier.

[pirihara]

yep, 4cc has been geoblocked from finland

fuck you isu, this is exactly how you lose viewers

[armando-triplepapito]

Bro if I can’t even watch the OG on prime then there’s no way I’ll be able to watch the new season! Ugh Ig I’ll have to rely on tiktok or something 😭

Maybe I should research on how to acquire a VPN 😭

[glimpsesofeuterpe]

microsoft turned off their servers for russians therefore updates refuse to load / get fixed properly when/if broken sigh

[asakurahaos]

*tired sigh*

can yall.. idk, just enjoy their songs and the holiday season and not make it into another obligation?

[youmagnificentbeast]

any tips on how to watch thstvs? cant find it anywhere and cant watch it on channel 4 cuz im an american and its geo locked

the one and only @sombradusk has a link in their linktree to "all things horne", i'm sure you'll find what you're looking for there c:

I don't know if you've seen the horne section live special, but here it is in case you haven't!

[bigbuxbolds]

this bally sports comcast thing has really fucked over my parents. they cant watch their own team anymore. i suggested getting mlb tv but apparently id be the only one benefitting from it cause all the twins games have local blackouts on there, but work fine internationally. and all of the workable options for my family are just.. get an entirely new cable subscription that costs a shit ton per month Just so they can watch twins games.

[phinjeet]

* continuing 2 deal w my emotionz by giving them 2 the characterz

[swainsonsthrush]

world's smartest idiot. i always come to the right conclusion after trying every possible avenue for cartoonish wrongness and harebrained schemes first

[the-spring-song]

Can't even watch bootlegs anymore cause evil spirits named Insufficient transfer quota are bothering me

(please anyone who knows how to watch videos larger than 5gb on mega please help me im dying out here)

[jypsyvloggin]

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[enfinizatics]

dear americans,

as a polish queer woman and human rights activist, i know exactly how you're feeling right now and what to expect from these elections. i lived through the 2015-2023 regime of pis, a right-wing populist party that divided families in the same way trump did. i’ve experienced the rise of fascism in poland, the influence of far-right parties like konfederacja, and their “santa’s little helpers”—ordo iuris, an ultra-conservative catholic organization (banned in many countries, mind you) that helped enforce a near-total abortion ban and runs anti-queer campaigns in public spaces. i supported the black protests in 2016 as a middle schooler when they first tried to ban abortion. as an adult, i actively participated in the 2020 women’s strike, running from police tear gas daily after they finally passed the ban. i supported friends who faced charges.

i’ve lived through intense homophobia in poland as a queer teen and adult. i survived the first pride march in my hometown, where far-right extremists threw stones and glass at us. i endured the anti-queer propaganda spread by the ruling party in state-owned media. i survived the “rainbow night,” poland’s own stonewall moment in summer 2020, when police arrested around 50 queer activists following the arrest of margo, a nonbinary activist. i survived the "lgbt-free zones," the targeted violence, the slurs from strangers on the street, and the protests i held against queerphobia. it was hard as fuck, but i survived.

but just because i survived, it doesn’t mean others did. many women died because of the abortion ban—marta, justyna, izabela, dorota, joanna, maria, and many others who didn’t survive pis’s draconian anti-abortion laws. milo, kacper, michał, zuzia (she was 12), wiktor, and other queer and trans kids and young adults took their own lives because of the relentless queerphobia.

despite all of this, our experience in poland can serve as a guide now. here are some tips for staying safe and how we, polish queers and women, organized under the regime:

safety first, always. if you know someone who’s had an abortion, no you don’t. if you know someone is trans, no you don’t. if you know people who help with safe abortions, no you don’t—at least not until you know it’s 100% safe to share. if you are queer or have had an abortion, only share this with people you trust fully. most importantly, not everyone has to be an activist just because they’re part of a minority. if it feels unsafe to share that you're queer, trans, etc., then don’t. it doesn’t make you any less queer.

use secure, encrypted messaging like signal for conversations on potentially risky topics, such as queerness, abortion, organizing counter-actions, protests—anything that might be used against you.

stay anonymous online. if you want to research or report something without surveillance, do not use regular internet. get a vpn (mullvad is affordable and reliable), download the tor browser (for both onion and standard links), and if you plan to whistleblow, consider using a riseup email account.

organize and build networks. community is everything now. support each other, foster independence, because your government won’t have your back. set up collectives, grassroots movements. create lists of trusted professionals—lawyers, doctors, etc.—who can offer support.

to lawyers and doctors: please consider pro-bono work. this is what got us through poland’s hardest times. your work will be needed now more than ever.

for protests or risky actions: always write a pro-bono lawyer’s number on your arm with a permanent marker.

get to know the anarchist black cross federation and other resources on safety culture: "Starting an anarchist black cross group: A guide"; Still We Rise - A resource pack for transgender and non-gender conforming people in prison; Safe OUTside the system by the Audre Lorde Project;

for safe abortion info or involvement: get familiar with womenhelpwomen.

stay radical, stay strong, stay informed: The Anarchist Library

if i forgot to (or didn't) include something, don't hesitate to reblog this post with other resources.

[sevynchaos]

it’s vpn time with rtve and zdf as per usual 🫡

[lazysoulwriter]

you blocked pedro pascal?! - pedro pascal.

requested! thank you. ♡content: tinder match gone wrong (but right), mistaken identity, funny meet-cute, flustered reader, playful banter, pedro being too charming for his own good, coffee date setup, light and cute.

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You: are you actually Pedro Pascal or is this like… some dude named Kyle with too much free time and a good VPN Pedro: that’s a very specific accusationand it’s me. promise. You: sure it is, “Pedro”alright Kyle, have fun catfishing someone else lol

Blocked.

:･ﾟ✧:･ﾟ✧

You had forgotten about it within the hour. Another tinder fake-out. It happened. You’d been burned before—there was once a guy pretending to be Andrew Garfield who sent you stock photos and then asked for feet pics. Absolutely not.

So when you saw Pedro Pascal again—in person—you were in CVS, in your deadest hoodie and mismatched socks, restocking toothpaste and chips after a mentally exhausting week. You were already feeling grimy and sleepy and deeply un-cute when a voice behind you said:

“Excuse me…”

You turned around, clutching a sad tube of toothpaste in one hand.

There he was.

Pedro. Pascal. Looking real, looking famous, looking like someone who absolutely should not be shopping for gum next to your sleepy self.

He gave you a slow, amused smile. “You’re the girl who blocked me on tinder, aren’t you?”

You blinked. Your brain full-on shut down. “W–what?”

“Yup,” he said, clearly enjoying himself. “Profile name ‘sunflowerpunk’?”

You could’ve died.

“Oh my God,” you mumbled, half hiding your face behind the toothpaste. “You’re real?”

“I am real,” he said, casually leaning on his cart like you hadn’t accused him of being a guy named Kyle with a VPN. “Also, not named Kyle. Unless we’re playing a new game I don’t know about.”

“I—okay, in my defense, there are so many fake celebrity accounts.”

He nodded, pretending to be solemn. “I get it. I’m just some guy on tinder with a nice camera roll and emotional damage. Suspicious.”

You covered your face with your hand. “This is so humiliating.”

Pedro stepped a little closer, lowering his voice just enough to make your knees weak. “You really blocked me without giving me a chance to prove I was real?”

“You were typing with perfect punctuation and no typos,” you muttered. “That was suspicious.”

“Wow.” He laughed. “So you ghosted me because I know how to use a semicolon?”

You peeked at him between your fingers. “Okay. Maybe I overreacted.”

“Maybe,” he echoed playfully. Then: “So… how are you planning to make it up to me?”

Your mouth opened. Closed. “Um.”

Pedro tilted his head. “I’m thinking coffee.”

“Oh.”

“Now.”

“Now?”

He grinned. “Before you block me again.”

You stared at him. “You're really pushing this, huh?”

“I’m persistent,” he said. “And I don’t like being ghosted. Especially not by someone who made me smile on a Tuesday night.”

You looked at him for a moment longer—tousled hair, gentle eyes, still holding gum—and felt your heart do something treacherous.

“…Fine. But I’m picking the place.”

“Deal.” He handed over a CVS receipt like it was a contract. “Lead the way.”

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[subjectsix]

KIP'S BIG POST OF THINGS TO MAKE THE INTERNET & TECHNOLOGY SUCK A LITTLE LESS

Post last updated November 23, 2024. Will continue to update!

Here are my favorite things to use to navigate technology my own way:

A refurbished iPod loaded with Rockbox OS (Rockbox is free, iPods range in price. I linked the site I got mine from. Note that iPods get finicky about syncing and the kind of cord it has— it may still charge but might not recognize the device to sync. Getting an original Apple cord sometimes helps). Rockbox has ports for other MP3 players as well.

This Windows debloater program (there are viable alternatives out there, this one works for me). It has a powershell script that give you a little UI and buttons to press, which I appreciate, as I'm still a bit shy with tech.

Firefox with the following extensions: - Consent-O-Matic (set your responses to ALL privacy/cookie pop-ups in the extension, and it will answer all pop-ups for you. I can see reasons to not use it, but I appreciate it) - Facebook Container ("contains" Meta on Facebook and Instagram pages to keep it from tracking you or getting third party cookies, since Meta is fairly egregious about it) - Redirect Amp to HTML (AMP is designed for mobile phones, this forces pages to go to their HTML version) - A WebP/AVIF image converter - uBlock Origin and uBlacklist, with the AI blacklist loaded in to kill any generative AI results from appearing in search engines or anywhere.

Handbrake for ripping DVDs— I haven’t used this in awhile as I haven’t been making video edits. I used this back when I had a Mac OS

VLC Media Player (ol’ reliable)

Unsplash & Pexels for free-to-use images

A password manager (these often are paid. I use Dashlane. There are many options, feel free to search around and ask for recs!). There is a lot that goes into cybersecurity— find the option you feel is best for you.

Things I suggest:

Understanding Royalty Free and the Creative Commons licenses

Familiarity with boolean operators for searching

Investing in a backup drive and external drive

A few good USBs, including one that has a backup of your OS on it

Adapter cables

Avoiding Fandom “wikias” (as in the brand “Fandom”) and supporting other, fan-run or supported wikis. Consider contributing if its something you find yourself passionate or joyful about.

Finding Forums for the things you like, or creating your own*

Create an email specifically for ads/shopping— use it to receive all promotional emails to keep your inbox clean. Upkeep it.

Stop putting so much of your personal information online— be willing to separate your personal online identity from your “online identity”. You don’t owe people your name, location, pronouns, diagnoses, or any of that. It’s your choice, but be discerning in what you give and why. I recommend avoiding providing your phone number to sites as much as possible.

Be intentional

Ask questions

Talk to people

Remember that you can lurk all you want

Things that are fun to check out:

BBSes-- here's a portal to access them.

Neocities

*Forums-- find some to join, or maybe host your own? The system I was most familiar with was vbulletin.

MMM.page

Things that have worked well for me but might work for you, YMMV:

Limit your app usage time on your smartphone if you’re prone to going back to them— this is a tangible way to “practice mindfulness”, a term I find frustratingly vague ansjdbdj

Things I’m looking into:

The “Pi Hole”— a raspberry pi set up to block all ads on a specific internet connection

VPNs-- this is one that was recommended to me.

How to use computers (I mean it): Resources on how to understand your machine and what you’re doing, even if your skill and knowledge level is currently 0:

This section I'll come back an add to. I know that messing with computers can be intimidating, especially if you feel out of your depth. HTML and regedits and especially things like dualbooting or linux feel impossible. So I want to put things here that explain exactly how the internet and your computer functions, and how you can learn and work with that. Yippee!

[midwesttranssurvivalcollective]

diy hrt: how to safely search & order online

BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING ONLINE RELATING TO DIY read this <3

as many institutions seem to be already complying in advance and without resistance to gender affirming care bans (eye roll) i wanted to back into posting on here about accessing diy t.

first of all, stop using Google as your search engine. google search histories HAVE ALREADY been used in court, meaning law enforcement could request your search history and use it against you. incognito browsers do not actually give you any meaninful privacy either.

here's your mini digital security checklist:

-download TOR (aka the onion router) a free, privacy-focused browser. it's legit, it's used by many, many people for many different reasons. it has important features that help keep you more private online - their webpage has a great description of how it works.

-download a good VPN. (no VPN you've seen advertised in a youtube video will actually be good.) often they require payment, for a free one the ProtonVPN is fine. as long as you're in a country where usage of TOR is common it's less of a big deal, but still good. launch your VPN before launching TOR.

-while on TOR and your VPN, create a private email. ProtonMail is fine, there are other options if you want to look more deeply. only access this email through TOR, and create a very strong password. when you're shopping for your diy, you'll need to create an account with an email, so use this email for that and not for other things.

-get some bitcoin. it's annoying especially when that pay with paypal/bank transfer/credit card option is so easy, but it's really worth it. we go way into depth about this in the guide but the more familiar you get with using crypto for privacy, the more protected you can be when making purchases online.

the guide in our pinned post has more info including lots of places to look for different btc, mail, vpn, and other privacy services. and add on if you have other digisec checklist items!!