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Virtually all mainstream operating systems today, including Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, and iOS, come with built-in VPN support. However, some configuration is required to take advantage of it. At the very least, you must input the IP address of the VPN server you want to connect to and provide your username and password (some VPN servers accept an authentication certificate instead). Alternatively, you can skip VPN configuration by downloading a third-party VPN app that lets you establish a VPN connection with a single click. All major providers of VPN services offer such apps, so you have a lot of options to choose from.

Security experts agree that getting a VPN is one of the best ways how to enjoy greater online privacy and security. But how do you get a VPN? You have three main options. You can use a free VPN service and trade some convenience to save a few dollars each month, you can pay for a premium VPN service and easily protect all your devices for a small monthly fee, or you can go the do-it-yourself route and create your own virtual private network by installing a new firmware on your router or using an affordable general-purpose single-board computer like Raspberry Pi to accomplish the same.