A VPN protects your privacy, but only if it's working properly. You can test your VPN by checking for DNS leaks and RTC web leaks, making sure your kill switch is functioning and more.

Opera's free, unlimited VPN debuted in 2016, then wallowed in limbo for some of the intervening years. With Opera 60, the browser's upgraded VPN service is fast enough to watch Netflix content ...

To fill that need, Opera is now testing a built-in VPN for its Android browser so that you won't have to install anything extra just to get around eavesdroppers and even region locks.

If you’ve been on the lookout for a decent VPN on Android that won’t break the bank, your wait is over. After releasing on iOS earlier this year, Opera’s popular free and unlimited VPN is ...

Opera VPN Pro is nicely user-friendly, but sadly, there are good reasons to give this VPN service a miss.

Windows/Mac/Linux: Opera users just got a free, unlimited VPN you can use to encrypt your data or get around location-based restrictions on content.

Opera's VPN Pro boasts a vastly improved server infrastructure, with each server delivering a minimum of 10Gb/s connectivity and access to 48 locations worldwide - that's 15 more than previously.

Opera has added a free, built-in VPN service to its mobile browser for Android users in version 51, which launched Wednesday.

Opera has just put a free VPN feature in its browser, and users get unlimited data usage. The VPN function will be available within its desktop browser with a simple flick of a toggle switch ...

Opera launched a new iOS app Monday that brings an unlimited free VPN to iPhones and iPads.

Internet browser Opera has offered a built-in VPN on Android since 2019, and now the company is expanding its service with its first device-wide protection for your Android device. This version ...

Earlier this year, Opera launched its free and unlimited VPN service for iOS; today it is bringing the same functionality to Android. Like the iOS version, the Android app is based on Opera’s ...