VPN question
Stupid question but does VPN change the IP of the device or the whole wifi? Like can I use two devices on the same wifi but different vpns by using VPN on each device?
VPN question
If you set up a VPN through your router, It will add the VPN to every device connected to that network, If you set up a VPN on a specific computer, or tablet, laptop whatever, Only that computer has a different IP
If the vpn is on the devices itself, they will have different IPs, if the VPN is on the router, then they will all have the same IP
you --- request to vpn server with redirect to www.google.com ---> router ---> vpn server ---> www.google.com
else --- request to www.google.com ---> router ---> www.google.com
else --- request to www.google.com ---> router ---> www.google.com
Depends where the VPN is set up, on the device or through the router.
If you plan to just want the IP of the device to be changed, set up the VPN on that device.
If you plan to just want the IP of the device to be changed, set up the VPN on that device.
a router vpn means every device. a normal vpn on your laptop means only on your laptop.
It only changes your IP for your device. You can use multiple VPNs on different devices.
First comment just done everything. eneryone still have to type the same shit for posts..
I must say that free ones are not reliable. If you want vpn that will not cripple your speeds then you need a paid vpn. They are not so expensive. I suggest to read Anta NET reviews. For instance, when I was in China I used Pure vpn china service on my phone. I was completely secure when I used the internet because my online activities and IP address were hidden.
