You connect to a VPN, open a website, and suddenly see a CAPTCHA, an access error, or a message asking you to turn your VPN off. 

How does the website know?

A VPN hides your real IP address, but it does not necessarily hide the fact that the new IP address belongs to a VPN server. Websites and networks can use several different methods to identify VPN connections — and understanding the difference is important, because not every type of VPN detection works the same way. read more...

Trust.Zone offers several ways to establish a secure connection, from well-known VPN protocols such as OpenVPN and WireGuard to newer connection technologies such as VLESS, Shadowsocks and Trojan, which are especially useful on networks where standard VPN traffic may be detected, filtered or blocked. 

But more options also mean one obvious question: which one should you use?

There is no single protocol that is best for every situation. Some focus on speed and compatibility, while others are particularly useful in countries and networks where standard VPN connections are restricted. read more...

We’re excited to share that Trust.Zone VPN now supports the VLESS protocol!

VLESS is a lightweight, next-generation VPN protocol designed to provide faster, more secure, and more efficient connections. 

Unlike older protocols, VLESS minimizes data overhead, adapts easily to unstable networks, and is great at bypassing censorship. It’s flexible, encryption-agnostic, and perfect for activities like gaming, streaming, and secure browsing—offering a seamless balance between speed and privacy.

Let’s explore why VLESS is a great upgrade for your VPN experience. read more...

Big news for Mac users — Trust.Zone just launched its first-ever native VPN app for macOS! 

Built from scratch for Apple devices, this version brings some serious power under the hood and is ready to take your online privacy to the next level.

Give it a try and let us know what you think! read more...