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VPN360 Review

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VPN 360 appRanked #52 out of 61 VPNs
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The Short Answer

VPN 360 is a free, mobile-only VPN for iOS and Android. We don’t recommend using it though: its security and privacy is weak, its speeds are slow, and it doesn’t work with Netflix. The VPN is also infested with advertisements. There are much safer and more trustworthy VPNs available.

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  • Custom apps are very simple to use
  • Useful data privacy & advertiser settings on iOS

  • Invasive logging policy
  • Slow speeds
  • iOS kill switch is faulty
  • Doesn’t work with US Netflix
  • Intrusive pop-up ads
  • Blocks all torrenting traffic

VPN 360 is a popular freemium VPN that has been downloaded over 5 million times on the Google Play Store alone. It’s a popular VPN on the App Store, too.

While VPN 360 has both a free and premium version, this review focuses on the free VPN application.

We’ve put the service through our rigorous VPN testing process to measure its speeds, assess its privacy and security, see if it unblocks Netflix, quiz its support team, and more.

The results of our tests show that VPN 360 is not safe to use. In fact, though it has improved a lot since its acquisition by Aura, VPN 360 is still one of the worst VPNs we’ve ever tested.

Free VPN Details

Safe to UseNo
Data CapUnlimited
Payment Details RequiredNo
Manually Select Server LocationYes
Account RequiredNo
Contains AdsYes
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