Is VPN for me?

crgirl

Hi all
I know nothing about VPN. I live in costa rica and am looking for a way to hide ip address in order to get blocked content and to allow me to use my amazon prime membership to stream video. Am planning on using one of the paid services, as our Internet speeds here are slow to begin with and can't afford the loss of speed on the free services.
My question is... How many gb do I need to view movies maybe twice a week? Thanks in advance for any relevant info!!!

atif980

my friend it is depend on your internet connection

christinamcadams

crgirl wrote Hi all
I know nothing about VPN. I live in costa rica and am looking for a way to hide ip address in order to get blocked content and to allow me to use my amazon prime membership to stream video. Am planning on using one of the paid services, as our Internet speeds here are slow to begin with and can't afford the loss of speed on the free services.
My question is... How many gb do I need to view movies maybe twice a week? Thanks in advance for any relevant info!!!

You can Unblock Amazon Prime with a reliable VPN like Ivacy. Here is how

https://www.ivacy.com/blog/amazon-prime-abroad-amazon-prime-vpn/

BlackWindow

I do not use VPN

mrincognito

If you are paying for a good VPN service they should not be restricting your data usage. But if they are you would require about 1.6Gb per film per week if your watching in standard definition.

jigs

I think if you have budget for a paid VPN, you will not have any problems with limitations and caps...

Jimbo81

Yes, You will need a VPN to do what you want to do. You can find a good comparison of paid options www.vpnmentor.com/blog/how-to-get-a-costa-rica-ip-address-from-anywhere.

You can also check out many free VPNs available online which work with OpenVPN too.

harryjohn21

You can definitely use a VPN for protecting your data and identity.VPNs are widely used to watch movies all over the world. You can use Google search operators to know more about VPNs.

Jimbo81

This video may also help you.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmCfaua3y64

jigs

ExpressVPN is highly recommended!

miranop

VPN is for everyone...

GeekByter

If you know nothing about VPNs the good start would be independent VPN review sites, especially ones which have reviews, top 10 VPN lists and VPN comparison charts with all pros&cons of the VPN service, like this https://www.geekbyter.com/vpn-comparison-chart/. I personally like SurfShark, think it's one of the top nowadays.