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 Yes, VPNs are legal in most countries around the world, including the US, Canada, and most of Europe, as long as you don’t do anything illegal while using one.

However, countries that enforce online surveillance and censorship may restrict VPN usage or ban VPN services altogether. For example, VPNs are illegal in North Korea, Belarus, Oman, Iraq, and Turkmenistan. Other countries, like Russia and China, heavily restrict the use of VPNs.
 

 You should pay to get a better service. It’s difficult for free VPN providers to match the service quality and internet safety a paid provider offers, so you’re more likely to experience slow connections and weak security. If you use a free VPN, its creators have to make money somehow, so they may shower you with ads, track and sell your data, or even use your device to route other people’s traffic through — a reliable paid VPN provider won’t.

With NordVPN, you can rest assured that your private data is protected by cutting-edge encryption so you can experience enhanced online privacy while browsing without restrictions on data and bandwidth. Still not sure? You can try our services and get a full refund within a month of purchase if you’re not satisfied.
 

Yes, you can use NordVPN while traveling. By sending your data through an encrypted VPN tunnel, it will help you stay safe on unsecured wireless networks and provide access to the content and sites you’re used to back home. Just make sure to download the apps and get your subscription before you leave — they might not be available if you’re visiting a more restrictive country.