We’ve discussed the importance of using a VPN for web browsing several times before, but almost always in the context of finding a VPN to use alongside your desktop browser (and other activities).

Back in 2016, Opera introduced its free mobile VPN add for iOS devices. Unfortunately, it didn’t last long as was discontinued for both iOS and Android devices in 2018. The developer SurfEasy had been ...

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. It’s currently in the dev version of Opera, but ...

Over the past few years, Virtual Private Networks (VPN) have become popular to bypass censorship, skirt around surveillance, and break past local restrictions. Names like ProtonVPN, NordVPN, ...

When Opera announced that it was shutting down its VPN app for iOS and Android last year, it appeared as though it was gone forever. In fact, Opera directed users toward SurfEasy Total VPN with deep ...

The latest beta release of Opera for Android has a free, unlimited VPN built-in which also won't keep logs of your activity. There is no separate app anymore, the VPN forms a core part of the mobile ...

Editorial Note: Forbes Advisor may earn a commission on sales made from partner links on this page, but that doesn't affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. Norway-headquartered Opera is ...

Opera seems to be trying to make a name for itself as the most privacy-aware mainstream internet browser. The company has just launched a VPN, or virtual private network, app for iOS. What makes this ...

As of late there's little that separates the top browsers from one another, and whether you pick Chrome or Firefox or Internet Explorer/Edge or Opera is mostly down to personal preference or fanboyism ...

Pour one out for Olaf. No, not the charming snowman from Disney’s Frozen, the mascot for Opera’s free VPN app. Opera has announced that the warmhearted Viking will be retiring at the end of April, ...