I’ve included just the services without any data limits. Use Brave Search and Startpage to look things up. Google will pester you with captchas.
If you can afford it, subscribe to a paid service like Mullvad VPN or IVPN.
Free VPNs List
ProtonVPN
Free tier has just a few countries, but in most cases it’s enough to bypass restrictions. The speeds are average and servers often overloaded. It is the first truly free commercial VPN.
Cloudflare WARP
If you don’t know what a VPN is, choose this one. It will still forward your IP, but all the traffic will appear obfuscated. It’s the simplest and fastest free VPN available. You cannot change your country though.
Tor
There’s nothing like a classic. This solution is probably the most private, but the websites load slowly. It relies on nodes hosted by volunteers.
RiseupVPN
It’s fully funded from donations. Other non-profits often chip-in to help these people maintain their infrastructure. There are only a few servers and the speeds are average, but the service works fine.
Psiphon3
This is a tool mostly meant for bypassing censorship. It’s best used just for that. If other solutions don’t work, you might want to try this one.
Lavabit Proxy
It’s an entirely free service, but it’s for Android only. The servers are hosted in the US and the speeds are 2 Mb/s. I suggest using it as a last resort.
Test Your VPN
Use these tests to see how secure the connection is
Remember
None of the free VPNs support torrenting. They will not unblock Netflix, nor have the bandwidth to watch high quality videos. You need a paid VPN for that.