If you've always wanted to use a virtual private network (VPN) to improve your privacy on the web or (let's be honest), to bypass content restrictions, you've usually had to either install a third-party client or use a relatively specialized browser with the feature built-in.
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Until today, though, because now you have a more mainstream option: Opera has released a developer version of desktop web browser with native VPN support. All you have to do is turn on a virtual switch to get a 256-bit encrypted connection that hides your login details and prevents sites or governments from blocking content they don't want you to see.
The preview version only gives you three simulated VPN locations (Canada, Germany , and the US), so this won't give you access to everything you might want, of course, until the final browser is ready.
However, the VPN is free.
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If all you want is to access a banned streaming service or make it harder for malicious actors who want to monitor your traffic, then this may be the easiest way and most affordable solution foryou.
