Key Points

• Learn how to add a free VPN extension to Chrome easily.
• Discover three recommended VPNs: Proton VPN, NordVPN, and Free VPN for Chrome.
• Step-by-step guide on installation and usage.

Introduction

In this video, Tony demonstrates how to add a free VPN extension in Chrome. He emphasizes checking out the links provided in the description before starting the tutorial.

Accessing the Chrome Web Store

To begin, open your browser and navigate to the Chrome Web Store. Click on the three-dot icon in the top right corner, select 'Extensions', and then click on 'Visit Chrome Web Store' to access the landing page.

Searching for VPN Extensions

Once in the store, you can search for VPNs. There are various options available, including both free and paid services. Tony highlights three VPNs:

• Proton VPN: Free to use with limited locations; requires an account for full access. Learn more about Proton VPN.
• NordVPN: Similar to Proton, it offers a free version but has paid features for more connections. Explore NordVPN.
• Free VPN for Chrome: This extension does not require an account, allowing immediate use. Check out Free VPN.

Installation Process

To install a VPN, click on the 'Add to Chrome' button for your chosen extension. Follow the prompts to create an account if necessary. After installation, ensure the VPN is activated by clicking on the puzzle icon, managing extensions, and turning it on. Manage your extensions here.

Connecting to the VPN

Once activated, you can select your location from the VPN interface. Free options are available, but some locations may require a paid upgrade. Click the 'Turn On' button to start using the VPN. Start connecting here.

Conclusion

Tony wraps up by encouraging viewers to like and subscribe if they found the video helpful. He emphasizes the ease of accessing previously restricted websites with the VPN.

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