Signing up for a virtual private network (VPN) that works with Amazon’s Fire TV Stick has many benefits. You can circumvent app and smart TV operating system restrictions, change your IP location to appear to come from another country, and potentially explore more streaming content libraries than those usually available in your home region.
Amazon Fire TV Stick VPNs are not all equal, however. Some VPNs excel in terms of speed and stability, while others focus on country and server selection, security features, or affordability.
What is the best VPN for the Amazon Fire TV Stick right now?
ExpressVPN is my choice for the best VPN to use with the Amazon Fire TV Stick, given its consistently strong performance in speed, stability, and streaming service access. Prices start at $5 per month on a two-year contract, with four months of free access added to the term.
Another of my favorites is Surfshark, a budget-friendly alternative at only $2 per month. Surfshark is user-friendly, provides unlimited simultaneous connections, and works well in the Fire TV ecosystem.
Also: The best Apple TV VPNs: Expert tested
I’ve been testing VPNs for years, comparing dozens of services on their speed, security, mobile interface usability, and server networks offered. While compiling my list of the best Amazon Fire TV Stick VPNs, I performed extensive testing with each VPN on different operating systems and devices. I also analyze user feedback alongside industry changes to provide our readers with quality VPN recommendations.
The best VPNs for Amazon Fire TV Stick in 2025
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ExpressVPN is a popular service that consistently provides great speeds, stability, and performance.
Why we like it: ExpressVPN has servers in 105 countries and offers up to eight simultaneous connections. When testing it on a Fire TV Stick, I detected no noticeable speed loss beyond a drop of around 15% drop, which is less than you’d typically expect from a VPN server network.
Overall, ExpressVPN is one of the fastest options on the market.
In addition to supporting all versions of Fire TV and the Fire TV Stick — second-generation and above — ExpressVPN works with a variety of platforms and browser extensions, including Apple TV, Chrome, Android, and iOS.
Review: ExpressVPN
Due to its speed and ease of use, it consistently ranks as one of my favorite VPNs. While this service should offer unlimited simultaneous connections at its price point, ExpressVPN is beginner-friendly, quick to connect, and a set-and-forget VPN that can be launched at startup and forgotten about.
ExpressVPN’s mobile apps have also been recently upgraded with an improved user interface and built-in speed test functions. In addition, ExpressVPN now includes servers in all 50 U.S. states, and a recent audit has confirmed the company’s no-logs policy.
Who it’s for: If you’re considering ExpressVPN, speed is likely your top priority. Customers say they have an overall positive experience with this VPN provider, and customer support is excellent, but some report automatic billing issues.
Subscriptions begin at $5 per month if you buy two years of service upfront. As a bonus, ExpressVPN will also give you four months for free, added to the end of the contract term. Other plans available include $6.67 per month on an annual contract with three months free, or one month of access for $12.95.
You can also take advantage of ExpressVPN’s 30-day money-back guarantee. ExpressVPN also offers student deals.
Who should look elsewhere: There are cheaper VPNs around than ExpressVPN. While it does offer excellent speeds and features, if $5 per month on a two-year contract is a bit more than you want to budget for, check out Surfshark or NordVPN.
ExpressVPN features: Fire TV Stick compatibility: Fire TV: All versions, Fire TV Stick: Second-generation and above | Simultaneous connections: 8 | Kill switch: Yes | Platforms: Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Linux, Fire TV, Android TV, tvOS, and routers | Countries: 105 | Logging: No browsing logs, some connection logs | Money-back guarantee: 30 days | Trial: Seven days on Android and iOS | Trustpilot rating: 4.1 | Google Play rating: 4.5 | App Store rating: 4.7
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Surfshark is the best option if you want a budget-friendly VPN to conceal your online activities and safeguard your privacy when using an Amazon Fire TV Stick.
Why we like it: Surfshark offers users 3,200 servers in 100 countries with unlimited connections. It’s compatible with Fire TV products, including the Stick, Cube, and tablets — first-generation products excluded.
In my speed testing, I found Surfshark’s performance reasonable, especially considering the price point, and I think the user interface is decent on Amazon products. However, initial connections can be slow.
Review: Surfshark VPN
Earlier this year, the company introduced Nexus, a technology that aims to speed up your VPN and allow your internet protocol (IP) address to change within the Surfshark network without disconnecting. In April, Bypasser was made available on major platforms, including macOS, and in the past few weeks, Surfshark announced the launch of its own DNS servers.
Furthermore, Surfshark is ZDNET’s pick for one of the best iPad VPNs in 2025.
Who it’s for: Surfshark is one of the most affordable VPNs on the market, and so it’s great if you want a cheap VPN for the long term.
Two-year plans start at only $2 per month, plus three months of free access. Yearly plans offer the same free period, beginning at $3.19 per month. The VPN is now also available through the MSI Rewards Program.
Monthly signups are expensive, with pricing starting at $15.45, but Surfshark provides users with a 30-day money-back guarantee, so it might be better to sign up for a longer term, try it out, and then request a refund if the VPN doesn’t suit you.
Customers appreciate how cheap this VPN is and consider the service to be excellent value for money. As I found during testing, initial connections are reported as sometimes slow, but the overall service is good.
Who should look elsewhere: If you don’t mind spending a little more on your VPN subscription and you want better speeds or more functionality, consider ExpressVPN or NordVPN.
Surfshark VPN features: Fire TV Stick compatibility: Fire TV: Second-generation and above, Fire TV Stick: Second generation and above, Fire TV Cube, most Amazon Fire tablets | Simultaneous connections: Unlimited | Ad blocker | Two-factor authentication | Kill switch: Yes | Countries: 100 | Platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, Fire TV, Chrome, Firefox, Edge, tvOS, and routers | Money-back guarantee: 30 days | Trial: Seven days on Android, iOS, and macOS | Trustpilot rating: 4.5 | Google Play rating: 4.7 | App Store rating: 4.7
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NordVPN is one of the best Fire TV Stick VPN options that doesn’t drastically reduce your streaming speed.
Why we like it: According to my recent tests, this VPN is one of the best on the market for reducing speed loss. This includes when it is used with the Amazon Fire TV Stick.
While ExpressVPN is faster, the price point of NordVPN is more reasonable, and you may not notice the difference.
In addition to being easy to set up and use, NordVPN offers 10 simultaneous connections under one account and has a server network comprised of 111 countries. This VPN is compatible with all second-generation Fire TV Stick models and above.
NordVPN is one of my favorite VPNs due to its multi-platform compatibility, security, speed, and a recently expanded server network. I particularly like this VPN’s mobile app and found the Fire TV Stick app has an attractive user interface.
Review: NordVPN
Add-ons are available, including a dedicated IP address, password manager, and data breach scanner, but many advanced features are exclusive to premium subscribers.
Earlier this year, NordVPN introduced NordWhisper, a new protocol for managing network restriction challenges. These improvements are welcome, but I would also like to see unlimited simultaneous connections in the future.
Who it’s for: This VPN is for you if you want minimal speed loss in a reasonably priced package, especially considering how customers like the VPN’s speed, stability, and top-notch customer support.
During testing, NordVPN consistently ranks as one of the best overall VPNs, with excellent speeds, server availability, and streaming capabilities. A recent independent audit and penetration test found that the VPN worked as intended and several high-level security vulnerabilities were resolved.
Prices start at $3.39 per month if you purchase two years of access with three months free, $5 per month for a one-year plan, or a standard month-to-month subscription with basic protections for $13. An Amazon gift card worth up to $50 is also up for grabs when you sign up for specific plans.
The company also offers a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Who should look elsewhere: While it is expensive, ExpressVPN is still ahead of its competitor when it comes to fast Amazon Fire TV Stick streaming. If you are happy to pay more, opt for ExpressVPN. If you’d prefer to pay less, Surfshark is for you.
NordVPN features: Fire TV Stick compatibility: Fire TV: All versions, Fire TV Stick: Second-generation and above | Simultaneous connections: 10 | Platforms: Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Linux, Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Android TV, Fire TV, tvOS, and routers | Countries: 111 | Kill switch: Yes | Logging: Email address and billing information only | Money-back guarantee: 30 days | Trial: Seven days on Android | Trustpilot rating: 4.2 | Google Play rating: 4.6 | App Store rating: 4.7
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IPVanish is a solid VPN contender that excels at fast connection speeds, stable transfers, and provides unlimited simultaneous connections.
Why we like it: In my testing on the Amazon Fire TV Stick platform, I liked how the settings were clearly displayed and easy to understand.
IPVanish features a variety of protocols and server options. There are extensive settings for configuring the app itself, like switching between VPN protocols like WireGuard, OpenVPN, and IKEv2. It’s compatible with second-generation or later Fire TV products. Threat protection features are also available for Amazon TV.
Last year, IPVanish expanded its server network to 108 countries, making it more competitive with other top VPNs.
Review: IPVanish
Who it’s for: Those who want an affordable, customizable VPN with unlimited simultaneous connections. Overall, IPVanish delivers a solid user experience and VPN service compared to many others on the market, but I would like to see more login options added in future updates.
Speeds are reasonable, making it a fair option for most users. You can also join the firm’s beta program to test out upcoming versions of the software.
If you commit to two years, IPVanish offers a plan for $2.19 per month. This increases to $3.33 per month for a yearly plan and $13 for a month-to-month subscription. A 30-day money-back guarantee is available.
Who should look elsewhere: Users applaud IPVanish’s reliable service and customer support, and a recent independent audit confirmed IPVanish’s no-logs policy. But if you want more advanced features, go for NordVPN.
Note: IPVanish is owned by Ziff Davis, ZDNET’s parent company. For more, see our Editorial Guidelines.
IPVanish VPN features: Fire TV Stick compatibility: Fire TV: Second-generation and above, Fire TV Stick: Second-generation and above | Simultaneous connections: Unlimited | Kill switch: Yes | Platforms: Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Linux, Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Android TV, Fire TV, tvOS, Kodi, and routers | Logging: None, except billing data | Locations: 108 countries | Money-back guarantee: 30 days | Trial: Seven days on Android and iOS | Trustpilot rating: 4.2 | Google Play rating: 4.4 | App Store rating: 4.6
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Proton VPN, developed by the minds behind the encrypted email service Proton Mail, is an open source VPN with a free option compatible with the Amazon Fire TV Stick.
Why we like it: Proton VPN uses strong encryption protocols, and my recent tests revealed no domain name service (DNS) leaks — an error that limits the protection of VPN encryption and may expose your browsing activities.
Other features include a kill switch to protect your connection, a server network offering up to 91 countries, and a no-logs policy. More streaming support is on Proton VPN’s latest product roadmap.
Also: The best free VPNs: Expert tested
Who it’s for: Someone who wants a free VPN to explore how a VPN works and its benefits. You can expect reasonable speeds from this VPN, according to my frequent speed tests.
The free plan doesn’t cap bandwidth but depending on the server load on Proton VPN’s free server selection, you might not enjoy the true speeds and reliability of Proton VPN’s paid server network. You are also limited to a server selection of five countries.
There is also another caveat: You can only use the free plan to protect one device, so you won’t be able to use Proton VPN on more than your Amazon Fire TV Stick.
Who should look elsewhere: If you don’t like speed to be impacted by server selection and you are willing to sign up for a paid subscription, either check out Proton VPN’s paid options starting at $3 per month on two-year plans with its latest promotion or explore my other recommendations.
Proton VPN features: Fire TV Stick compatibility:
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Also: The best streaming VPNs: Expert tested
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VPN |
Price (starts at) |
Simultaneous connections |
Countries, servers |
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Express VPN |
$5 per month |
8 |
105 |
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Surfshark |
$2 per month |
Unlimited |
100 |
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NordVPN |
$3.39 per month |
10 |
111 |
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IPVanish |
$2.19 per month |
Unlimited |
108 |
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Proton VPN |
Free or $3 per month |
One (free), 10 (paid) |
117 |
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A VPN service is a virtual private network service that encrypts your internet traffic, hides your IP address, and provides an anonymous and secure connection while using your TV. You can use many of these services with an Amazon Fire TV Stick.
With the right VPN, you can browse the internet anonymously, access geo-restricted content, and avoid being tracked by advertisers, hackers, and government surveillance. Bolt this VPN onto your Fire TV Stick and enjoy the same privileges with a focus on disguising your activities from your internet service provider (ISP). This can be especially important if your internet plan throttles your traffic when it detects streaming.
See also: What is a VPN and why do you need one?
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How to set up an Amazon Fire Stick VPN
Once you’ve chosen the VPN you want to install, head to the native app store in your Fire Stick’s dashboard or use the search function to find your VPN app. For this example, I will download and install ExpressVPN on a Samsung TV.
After the app is downloaded, you can install it, but you may have to provide the VPN with specific device permissions. Open it and log in to the service with your username, email, and password you created when you subscribed. Alternatively, some VPNs will allow you to log in through a QR code or access code on another device.
Once your VPN has been installed, select a country or choose quick connect, and you’re done.
If there is no native Amazon Fire TV Stick app available, you may have to set up a VPN service on your router instead. Most VPN providers have extensive FAQ sections on their sites detailing how to complete a manual setup. It’s best to reference those instructions for the specific VPN you’re using, and to contact support if you have any issues.
If you’re looking for a router with a VPN preinstalled, consider the Privacy Hero 2 or Aircove.
See also: How to set up a VPN on your router | VPN-ready routers may be the smartest way to connect to Wi-Fi now. I put one to the test
Many providers recommended in this list have been subject to in-depth testing and reviews by members of the ZDNET team. We’ve been talking about VPNs for years, spoken with their management and their users, and developed a generally favorable impression.
ZDNET tests VPN services from multiple locations, but we can’t test from all locations. Every home, community, local ISP, and nation has a different infrastructure.
I analyzed the best VPNs for Amazon Fire TV Stick below using the following criteria that were most important in helping you make an informed decision:
- Performance: My top VPNs must have a minimum level of performance. After all, there’s no point in using a VPN while streaming if your connection continually drops or lags.
- Simultaneous connections: Many VPNs limit the number of devices you can connect to a service at the same time. If you have a phone, tablet, laptop, desktop, or smart TV you want to connect to a VPN, you need a service that allows at least five or six simultaneous connections, although I much prefer to see VPNs provide unlimited connections.
- Security: There’s no point in using a VPN unless its security protocols and encryption levels are up to scratch. I ensured the development team behind each recommended VPN cares about making security improvements and patching reported bugs. Transparency reports are important, too.
- Kill switch: A kill switch prevents you from having an unprotected connection. It is an important feature for a VPN, as it protects you by preventing a return to a default Wi-Fi connection should your internet connection unexpectedly drop. I won’t feature any VPN without this feature.
- Geo-blocks and streaming: VPNs can be key to accessing local content and services while you’re away from home. I ensured that our top recommendations performed well, given these factors, and are unlikely to slow down your connection while streaming.
- Platforms: What systems and devices can you run the VPN on? My Amazon Fire TV VPN recommendations have to offer easy-to-use and intuitive apps suitable for this hardware.
- Countries and servers: In how many different countries does the VPN have servers? This can include physical and virtual servers, and whether there are enough — at least 50 or so — to provide variety.
- Trial length & price: Each VPN I recommend has a solid money-back guarantee.
For a more extensive breakdown, check out our comprehensive VPN testing methodology page.
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Choose this Amazon Fire Stick VPN… |
If you want… |
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ExpressVPN |
The best Amazon Fire TV Stick VPN overall. ExpressVPN provides a user-friendly app and interface, alongside stable connectivity, excellent speeds, and an expansive server network. The price might be a problem for some, as it is one of the more expensive VPNs around. |
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Surfshark |
To pay less for your Amazon Fire TV Stick VPN service. Surfshark is an extremely affordable VPN option that provides a range of useful features, including unlimited simultaneous connections and reasonable speeds that won’t impact your streaming too much. |
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NordVPN |
A do-it-all secure VPN for your Amazon Fire TV Stick and other devices. NordVPN is a versatile and reliable VPN service that offers high-speed connections, a robust server network, and advanced security features. If you have network restriction issues, its new protocol, NordWhisper, will help. |
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IPVanish |
A configurable VPN service. IPVanish is designed to be easy to set up and use, with unlimited and fast connection speeds for streaming and downloading. and It’s incredibly easy to tweak settings such as the VPN protocol. IPVanish has also recently bolstered its server network with more country options to bring it in line with its main competitors. |
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Proton VPN |
A free VPN for use with your Amazon Fire TV Stick. While paid options do provide a vast server network of 117 countries, you can still access five countries through a free plan, which gives you some flexibility while streaming. However, you are limited to support for one device, so it will only cover your Amazon Fire TV Stick. |
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When you are selecting your new Amazon Fire TV Stick VPN, you need to consider the following factors:
- Price: Assess the overall price of your new VPN plan. Try to take advantage of promotions, but ignore countdown timers. They’re typically just marketing tools, especially outside of sales events. While specialized VPNs, such as those suitable for use in China, can cost upwards of $10 per month, many VPNs are available for only a few dollars per month.
- Simultaneous connections: If you’re paying for a VPN suitable for your Amazon Fire TV Stick, you might still want to use it across multiple devices, such as a desktop, laptop, or mobile app. The number of devices connected to your VPN can add up quickly, so I recommend signing up for a plan supporting at least six to eight devices. Thankfully, many paid VPN plans now offer unlimited connections.
- Contract length: You must also decide how long you want to use a VPN. A two-year term tends to secure the best prices, but other options are available, ranging from one month to five years.
- MBG, free trials: After you’ve chosen a VPN plan, you typically have a 30-day money-back guarantee that allows you to cancel a contract with a VPN you are not happy with. Ensure you cancel within this time period, or you may be charged for the entire contract length. Many VPN providers offer free, limited mobile app trials, usually for up to seven days.
- Free services: I recommend that you avoid free VPNs — with a few exceptions — as they may sell your data or bombard you with ads. There are some trustworthy options out there, such as Proton VPN and Windscribe, but they’re typically too restrictive to use well with streaming devices.
- No-logs policies: While we can’t go into the internal infrastructure of VPN providers, it’s important that these companies operate no-logs policies and are, preferably, independently audited on a frequent basis. This can help ensure your data is not stored or sold.
- Apps: When selecting a VPN, try it first to ensure you like its accompanying Amazon Fire TV Stick app. Some VPNs, for example, have great desktop software but are less intuitive in the smart TV app department.
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Latest news in the VPN space
- ExpressVPN has undergone a fresh audit, conducted by KPMG, which has confirmed the VPN provider’s no-logs policy.
- A supposedly free ‘VPN’ was recently discovered on GitHub, which turned out to be information-stealing malware.
- BulletVPN has closed its doors without warning. Windscribe has stepped into the breach, offering displaced subscribers a complimentary service.
- A new independent evaluation by West Coast Labs has confirmed NordVPN’s security, including eight data leak scenario tests alongside benchmark performance metrics.
- The new owners of VPNSecure, following its acquisition, have canceled user lifetime subscriptions.
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While VPN usage is legal, not every VPN provider offers a dedicated Amazon Fire TV Stick app. Amazon doesn’t outright ban VPNs, but if you’re using these services to bypass geo-blocked content, your VPN’s IP address might be blocked. It’s also possible that, in the same way that Netflix handles VPN usage, you may be limited to film and TV libraries that only show content available under universal licenses.
Your best bet is a reputable VPN that can handle the demands of streaming services through native apps and one that won’t cause buffering or connection issues.
Also: The best Netflix VPNs: Expert tested
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If you’re having connectivity issues with your VPN and your Amazon Fire TV Stick, there are several possible solutions you can try. One of the most common problems is that your TV stick might be too old, as many VPNs won’t be fully compatible with earlier models. It may also be possible that your internet connection is not stable or quick enough to handle the demands of a VPN.
Sometimes, a simple setting change can be enough to improve your connection. Try switching protocols, such as opting for WireGuard, picking a transmission control protocol (TCP) or a user datagram protocol (UDP), or selecting a different country server.
Also, do not forget to keep the firmware of your Amazon TV Stick and VPN up-to-date. Try resetting them after an update and see if that resolves the problem.
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Probably not. Unless you’re playing a cat-and-mouse game and want a VPN to access geo-blocked content libraries on a daily basis, paying for a VPN service just for your Amazon Fire TV Stick might not be worth your money.
Although, there’s nothing stopping you from opting for a free VPN if you don’t mind potential speed restrictions. If you installed Proton VPN, for example, you could use the one-device limit on free accounts purely for your TV and streaming needs.
If you’re going to use a VPN across other devices — such as a laptop or smartphone — alongside your TV, it’s well worth investing in this type of software.
Also: Best VPN services: I’ve tested countless VPNs to find the fastest and most secure services for your security, streaming, and travel needs
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While there are free VPNs and free VPN plans, the majority will come with heavy restrictions on speed and server choice, and some providers might display ads or sell your information.
Considering that you will likely want to access TV shows or films, a VPN without speed limits is best — but these tend to only be available with paid subscriptions. Proton VPN is an exception, but as with most free services, server access is limited — and so the load on them might mean you won’t experience the true speeds of a paid VPN service on the same network.
Also: The best free VPNs: Expert tested
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When it comes to VPN safety, it’s crucial to choose a reputable vendor known to have a strong security background.
Next, check that your VPN is working properly by comparing your IP address before and after enabling a VPN connection. You can find this under your device’s settings — typically under Wi-Fi — or by visiting whatismyipaddress.com. If they both display the same IP, your VPN may not be working properly.
You can also visit dnsleaktest.com to see if any domain name system (DNS) leaks have been detected while you are using a VPN. If so, it could be a sign that your information isn’t secure.
Finally, be careful with free VPNs offered by unknown or shady companies, especially if they are outside of official app repositories. This could open your device to surveillance or malware.
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The idea of there being the “safest” VPN for use with an Amazon Fire TV stick is debatable. All of my recommended VPNs, including ExpressVPN and NordVPN, uphold a certain level of security and conduct frequent audits to patch out new security issues.
No software is completely protected against cyberattacks. If I were to select a few options, consider NordVPN, Proton VPN, or Mullvad.
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While both technologies are intended to protect you and your device, they provide different layers of protection. VPNs protect data in motion, sent to and from the internet. VPN protection is generally provided by encryption, so hackers can’t spy on the data while it moves. Some VPN providers will also bolt on malware scanners, data breach monitors, and more.
Antivirus software protects against malicious software executing on your device. These apps scan data, monitor running software processes and downloads, and may intercept suspicious activities or downloads. They may also include checking permissions and ensuring apps don’t have more control over your device than they need.
A VPN is not a one-size-fits-all security solution, but it’s an important part of overall security hygiene and data protection.
Also: Best free antivirus software
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Yes, Amazon Fire TV Stick VPN services are legal in the U.S., but the legality of using VPNs varies by country.
It is important to check the laws of your location before using a VPN. Some countries ban their use outright such as North Korea, Belarus, and Iraq. Other countries including Russia and China, frown upon using any non-state-controlled VPN.
For a list of countries where VPN usage is illegal, check out NordVPN’s guide.
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As VPNs encrypt and route your traffic through their own networks, there will be some speed loss. The best VPNs shouldn’t noticeably slow down your connection or result in buffering and lag. This might also depend on the server you have chosen. For example, if you are located in England and have chosen an Australian server, the distance will likely result in a more noticeable speed loss.
If you are relying on a free VPN, even if it doesn’t restrict the speed or bandwidth of users, you may experience lag as free servers could be experiencing heavy loads.
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Many router brands now support VPN usage, or they include a VPN as an additional feature. Brands include Asus and TP-Link. Alternatively, some VPN providers have partnered with manufacturers to offer routers with their VPNs preinstalled, resulting in models including the ExpressVPN Aircove, and the NordVPN-enabled Privacy Hero 2.
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The answer depends on your needs. While NordVPN typically provides better speeds, stability, and a larger server network, it restricts the number of simultaneous connections. In comparison, Surfshark speeds are mid-range, but it is more affordable and provides unlimited connections.
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Other VPNs we’ve tested
- In ZDNET’s July update, we performed editorial changes, updated the latest news on our top choices, and ensured all pricing and deals are up-to-date.
- In ZDNET’s June update, we added news concerning the latest updates in the market and updated all of our top recommendations. We also added an infographic to show our hands-on testing for each VPN side-by-side.
- In ZDNET’s May update, we performed extensive copy and image changes. We have also updated all pricing and current promotions.
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