If you’re looking for a VPN to be able to access some sort of hidden or region-locked content, then sure - a free VPN might be a good choice ( not Hola, though - we’ll get to that). As I’ve mentioned in the introduction part of this Hola VPN review, people don’t tend to look at them with a lot of trust. Ha.įree VPNs have always been controversial, in the first place. What I found to be really funny is that when you go to choose your plan on their official website, Hola even states ( in broken English - why am I not surprised?) that it “ unblocks any website”, but if you want PRIVACY and SECURITY, you’ll have to pay up. However, if you actually like it and enjoy your experience, you could even pay for the advanced features of the service provider. Free (Paid Version Optional)įrom the various different user Hola VPN reviews found online, it seems like the vast majority of people prefer to use the free version of the VPN. When you place Hola in the same line with, for example, CyberGhost or ExpressVPN, it’s like watching a race between Usain Bolt and a fish - it’s a completely different realm! That's why I can immediately tell you - if you really need a VPN, invest a few bucks and get yourself one of the better VPNs out there. However, this Hola VPN review is just like that - digging through the VPN, I’ve only uncovered the above-mentioned two positives sides of it.
It’s rare to encounter a VPN provider and not be able to say anything positive about them straight off the bat. Let me warn you in advance - this is gonna be quick. No Data Encryption / No OpenVPN (Or Anything Close)
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