Opera's free browser VPN can now turn on automatically on public or unsecured Wi-Fi. Here's what's new, why it matters, and how Free compares to Pro.

Opera’s built-in VPN can now detect public or unsecured Wi-Fi and switch on automatically. The feature is opt-in for now, so users will need to enable it first in settings.

Opera’s free built-in VPN now automatically activates on public Wi-Fi for desktop users in the US and France, with opt-in ...

No effort required.

While it might not be as popular as Google Chrome or Apple's Safari, the Opera Browser has its share of happy users. A major reason for this following are the distinctive features that Opera has often ...

The desktop version of the browser now offers an opt-in toggle to automatically enable the built-in VPN whenever you connect ...

Opera VPN service on iOS provides a seamless experience, requiring no subscription, account login, or additional extensions. Users can activate the VPN with a simple toggle in the main menu, ensuring ...

Opera is officially bringing its VPN to iOS, making it the first web browser to offer a free, integrated VPN service on all major platforms, including Mac, Linux, Windows, and Android. The ...

Opera has added a free VPN to its iOS browser for users to browse the web privately and avoid data collection. People can be susceptible to data gathering from websites and online services when ...

Public Wi-Fi attacks are on the rise. Opera's latest update lets its built-in VPN switch on automatically to keep your data ...

Opera's desktop browser can now switch its free VPN on when you join public or unsecured Wi-Fi. What it covers, what it misses, and whether to turn it on.

Opera announced today that its free, built-in VPN for desktop can now automatically activate when users connect to public or unsecured Wi-Fi networks.