If you’re trying to access certain websites but your country is restricting you (Ghana, Nigeria, India, Pakistan, anywhere), or you just want to stay anonymous and hide your IP address, I showed the free way to set up Proton VPN in minutes. In this video I walk you through the full process: going to protonvpn.com/free-vpn, creating a free account, and handling the email verification properly. One thing I’m very clear on: I don’t prefer using temporary emails for this—use a real email you can verify. After the account is ready, I show you exactly where to download the Proton VPN client (Windows in my case), how to install it, and what the first-time login screen looks like. Then I test everything by checking my real location/IP first, connecting to the fastest free server, and refreshing to confirm the IP has changed. On the free plan you can’t pick any country you want, but you can hit “change server” and it will move you around (I landed in Japan, then Netherlands). If you’re into outreach, scraping, or automation, this is one of the simplest ways to quickly switch IPs and reduce geo-limits while you work.