Suddenly, it’s a lot easier to surf privately online! Anonymous surfing using a VPN for FREE! No need for Hide IPs,etc!

After successfully launching a version of its browser that offered ad blocking, Opera just won’t quit. On Wednesday night, the company released a free VPN service with unlimited bandwidth, built right into its latest beta. The Opera release is developer edition version 38.0.2204.0 for the Mac and the PC.

IT’S FREE! Opera won’t make you pay for the amount of bandwidth that you route through the VPN—which would normally cost you more than 50 dollars per year.

A virtual private network spoofs your IP address, pretending that your PC is actually physically located in London, for example, when it’s actually sitting in Los Angeles. That offers all sorts of possibilities: It helps hide your identity when surfing, or allows you access to a website that you normally wouldn’t be able to see. VPNs are also common in countries like China, whose so-called “Great Firewall” insulates the Chinese Internet from the rest of the world.

Why this matters: Free, unlimited VPN is an enormous coup for Opera. There are two major questions that Opera will need to answer, though: First, what are the terms of service of the VPN, and the acceptable use policy? “Unlimited” services rarely are. Second: What will the performance of the VPN network (and the browser, too) be under load?

To enable the VPN function, click the Opera (“O”) menu, then scroll down to Settings. Under Privacy & Security, you’ll need to click the checkbox to enable the VPN function.

YOU CAN READ MORE ABOUT IT HERE:
https://www.opera.com/blogs/desktop/2016/04/free-vpn-integrated-opera-for-windows-mac/?utm_medium=sm&utm_source=operacom-banner&utm_campaign=vpn-dev-launch

YOU CAN DOWNLOAD THE BETA VERSION OF OPERA FROM HERE:
https://www.opera.com/developer?utm_medium=sm&utm_source=desktop_blog&utm_campaign=vpn-dev-launch/

VIDEO DESCRIPTION HERE:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgOsu2PipmE

IDM (INTERNET DOWNLOAD MANAGER) INTEGRATION WITH OPERA:
http://www.internetdownloadmanager.com/register/new_faq/bi_main.cgi?br=Opera
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