When searching for a free VPN, chances are paid VPNs are highly promoted for “security” concerns. Or, some free VPN services act generously to you at the very beginning, then suddenly degrade the service quality and shamelessly ask for your money. We tested 32 free VPNs and selected the 5 truly free unlimited VPNs no data cap, with their shortcomings listed as well.

Take Away: List of 5 Free Unlimited VPNs

1. Proton VPN: No ads, randomly assigned IP from 5 countries.

2. X-VPN: Occasional ads, about 5 sec, freely select from 26 locations.

3. EventVPN: Only for iOS and macOS, 30 seconds ads, 30+ locations.

4. Hide.me VPN: Randomly assigned IP from 8 locations.

5. VeePN for Chrome: Unlimited VPN only for the Chrome extension.

	Locations	Freely Switch Locations	No Ads	Free Devices
Proton VPN	5	❌	✅	All major devices
X-VPN	20+	✅	❌	All major devices
EventVPN	30+	✅	❌	iOS & macOS
Hide.me VPN	8	❌	✅	All major devices
VeePN for Chrome	7	✅	✅	Chrome Extension

5 Best Unlimited Free VPNs 2025

Here are the details of the 5 best unlimited free internet VPNs. Learn their free features, limitations, and connection method before having a try.

1. Proton VPN

Proton is widely chosen by people looking for an unlimited free VPN, especially those already Proton Mail users. Since the company is based in Switzerland, people also regard it as a secure option. But you’ll be randomly assigned a location to connect from 5 fixed countries instead of choosing one.

📖 App Info:

Unlimited Data	✅
No Login	❌
No Ads	✅
Speed	4/5
Free Locations	Japan, the Netherlands, Poland, Romania, the US
Select Location	❌
Free Features	Kill switch
App Store Rating	4.5/5

2. X-VPN

X-VPN stands out as one of the best free unlimited VPNs in another way. Same no data cap, this option allows you to freely switch locations from 20+ options, mostly from the US and European countries. Additionally, you can just open the app and use it for free without an email, login credentials, or any other information. The trade-off is that you’ll have to watch ads, however. Not much, sometimes showed up before a connection, about 5 seconds.

📖 App Info:

Unlimited Data	✅
No Login	✅
No Ads	❌
Speed	4/5
Free Locations	Canada, the US, the UK, the Netherlands, Finland, Spain, Poland, France, Australia, etc.
Select Location	✅
Free Features	Kill switch
App Store Rating	4.6/5

3. EventVPN

EventVPN is a new free unlimited VPN just launched late September this year, and is only available for iOS and macOS yet. Though quite new, it was created by the team behind the industry giant, ExpressVPN. Same 20+ free locations to choose from, but there are more ads. EventVPN plays a 30-second ad before and after each connection.

📖 App Info:

Unlimited Data	✅
No Login	❌
No Ads	❌
Speed	4.2/5
Free Locations	Germany, the US, Australia, the UK, France, Australia, Brazil, etc.
Select Location	✅
Free Features	Kill switch
App Store Rating	4.5/5

Since it is only for iOS, Android users can check out our free VPN for Android list here.

4. Hide.me VPN

Hide.me VPN serves as another unlimited free internet VPN. Free users can access 8 VPN server locations with no data cap. Besides, some VPN features like kill switch and split tuneling are open to free users. Downsides are, the location is also randomly assigned to you, and instead of showing you where you are connected to, there’s only IP info displayed on the home screen.

📖 App Info:

Unlimited Data	✅
No Login	✅
No Ads	✅
Speed	3.7/5
Free Locations	Finland, Switzerland, the US, the UK, France, the Netherlands, and Germany
Select Location	❌
Free Features	Kill switch, split tunneling
App Store Rating	4.5/5

5. VeePN for Chrome

Don’t get me wrong, VeePN is compatible with almost all major systems. However, only the Chrome extension version is an unlimited free internet VPN. You can switch locations from the 7 options offered, and there are no ads.

📖 App Info:

Unlimited Data	✅
No Login	✅
No Ads	✅
Speed	3.9/5
Free Locations	The US(2), Russia, Singapore, the UK, France, and the Netherlands
Select Location	✅
Free Features	/
App Store Rating	4.5/5

Since it only works on your Chrome browser, you can pick a free VPN for PC here to help change location on a system level.

Are Free VPNs Safe?

When it comes to the security of free VPNs, the main concerns are whether user data will be collected or even sold. All 5 free VPNs mentioned above are offering both free(with limited features) and paid tiers, which means user data is not what they are mainly in exchange for.

Additionally, we’ve carefully checked their privacy policies and no-log policies; there’s no unusual data collection attempt, and all of them have no data breach histories before.

Another typical example is EventVPN, though quite new, it was created by the team behind the industry giant, ExpressVPN. This close connection between the VPN providers provides more assurance in privacy protection and reliability.

Our Criteria for Testing Free Unlimited VPNs

We recommend only truly free unlimited VPNs with no data cap. No “limited free” gimmicks, no product promotions to split profits with us. SafePaper has no partnerships or affiliations with any VPN service providers; we only test and write for our readers.

How Many We Tested	32 Free VPNs
Devices We Used	MacBook Air, OnePlus 13, Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, iPhone 16, iPhone 13, Chrome, Firefox
Time Duration	5 Days

1. Strict ‘No Data Cap’ Enforcement

To ensure our recommendations are truly unlimited, we immediately disqualified any service that imposes a monthly or daily data cap. This meant excluding popular options like Windscribe VPN, TunnelBear, iTop VPN, and ZoogVPN, which offer free plans but with a specific data restriction.

2. User Experience & App Store Rating

A high search engine ranking doesn’t always equal a quality service. We dug into user reviews and feedback to filter out VPNs with poor reputations for security, speed, or reliability. A prime example we excluded is Urban VPN. Though it claimed to be unlimited free, it got only 1/5 in the App Store, with user complaints on the frequency it asks to pay.

3. Transparency in Marketing Claims

Any VPN that advertised itself as having “unlimited free” but elsewhere used vague terminology like “almost unlimited data” was removed from consideration. SkyVPN is one such service we excluded due to these contradictory claims.

Conclusion

Finding a free service should never be at the sacrifice of personal privacy. All 5 free unlimited VPNs recommended above are based on their reliable performance and trusted policies. As the commission of our SafePaper goes, to help readers stay safe, stay informed, and stay free.