Google gives a new VPN for free to Android users

   Google just announced that it will offer a VPN (Virtual Private Network) for Android users, although this VPN will also be available at a later time for iOS and Windows. However, this "gift" is not like others from the company that usually offers a service to everyone in exchange for browsing data and usage to improve advertising, as the VPN point should not be specifically tracked on the Internet.

For this reason, only users with a Google One subscription will be able to get free access to the VPN from Google, but be careful, as this feature will only be offered to those who subscribe to the 2TB plan, which is the higher-end plan. Provided by the company, which costs 6.84 euros per month.

With this feature, the company is striving to increase the number of subscribers, although at the moment it will only start donating it in the US, and it will later reach more markets.

Although there are many free VPNs on Android, we always recommend that you do not bet on this type of service due to the risks involved, so it is best to bet a paid VPN that does not keep your usage data, as we mentioned at the beginning. The goal of a VPN is to browse the internet without leaving any logs.

In the case of Google's VPN, the company states that users will not have speed restrictions (as is the case with other VPNs) and that there will be no usage limit either, so they will be free to use it without limits.

  Another interesting detail is that the VPN can be activated easily and quickly from the Google One app, so you don't have to install a separate app.

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