The Best VPN for Multiple Devices

Yes, it absolutely is. Most people don't understand how open and unsafe the Internet is. Different devices and different connections all pose almost innumerable risks to your data, and a lot of VPNs, especially free VPNs, are simply not equipped to handle that level of security threat.

It doesn't help that many of the "best VPNs" have ludicrously small limits on how many simultaneous connections you're allowed to have. Most people today have multiple devices that access the Internet, even when they just go out. If their VPN can only protect, for example, two devices, then they have to start making hard choices about where and when to use that VPN.

A VPN for multiple devices like PrivadoVPN makes sure that all of your connections are secure. You can access our VPN servers through your app on every one of your devices, and even have a few free slots for loved ones. All of these simultaneous connections can be made with a single login, meaning we aren't going to hold your online connections' security hostage to try and extort another subscription out of you.

Not only can you, we encourage you to. Everybody should be given an opportunity to have the protection that comes from one of the best VPNs on the planet. Having connections on multiple devices, each capable of connections to different global servers, means that you and the people you care about can feel secure knowing that you all are benefitting from the best encryption and remain free of spying and censorship by governments, corporations, and hackers.

However, we also caution that providing login information to other people can be dangerous, and you should only offer VPN connections to people that you trust. You can also install PrivadoVPN on your home router and protect everybody in the house automatically.

The best and easiest way to make sure your VPN is protecting multiple devices is to install it on your router. We provide easy, step-by-step guides for most router types, as well as all of the files you need to get started. It's remarkably easy to set up a VPN on your router, and it provides a number of incredible benefits.

1. All of the devices, every one, connected to your network receives the protection of PrivadoVPN. They get access to 256-bit-AES encryption and IP address masking just by being on your WiFi or having a physical connection to it.
2. Installing a VPN on your router only takes up one of the 10 connections you're allowed to have at once. That means you can still have your VPN running on up to 9 more devices at the same time.
3. A VPN is only as effective as it is used, and this way you can be sure that you have the best protection for all your devices the entire time you have those network connections. Human error is the biggest cybersecurity vulnerability. This eliminates the chance that you'll forget to log in to your VPN.

It's incredibly easy to set up a VPN on your home router, allowing you to protect all the connections made to it. That includes your gaming consoles and multiple other devices.

Simply follow our step-by-step instructions to get VPN protection on every device connected to your home WiFi or the physical router.

Even with 10 simultaneous connections, you might find yourself unable to protect absolutely everything in your home. Installing a VPN on your router offers you that protection for everything connected to that router. That includes phones, laptops, desktops, tablets, streaming TVs, game consoles, and more. And it only counts as one of your ten connections.

Speaking of consoles, this is the best way to protect their connections to the Internet. Not only will your games play just as well, but you might even see reduced latency if your ISP is throttling your speeds. The best VPNs, like PrivadoVPN, keep your Internet provider out of your business and prevent them from arbitrarily slowing you down.

While there are a number of free VPN providers out there, it's not a good idea to use most of them.

1. Many don't have any reviews online, so you have no idea what to expect.
2. They often don't have very useful apps.
3. Most free VPN providers don't allow you to have simultaneous connections. Without simultaneous connections, a free VPN can only really help you in a limited way, if at all.
4. Some free VPNs actually sell your browsing data to advertisers, making their money on your private information.
5. A free VPN generally has a very limited number of servers. Some VPNs only allow you to connect to one specific server, which quickly becomes overloaded and slow.

If you're going to use a VPN and expect to use several connections at once, your best bet is to go with a premium VPN like PrivadoVPN.