GreenVPN is a personal VPN service positioned around unblocking websites, protecting privacy, encrypting public Wi‑Fi, hiding your real IP address, and offering both desktop VPN clients and browser extensions. Free users get 200MB of traffic per month, with an extra 500MB available for each referred friend. Paid users can either buy traffic on demand or subscribe to a monthly plan with unlimited traffic.
Based on the collected materials, GreenVPN is a VPN rather than a clearly defined HTTP/SOCKS5 proxy service. It does not disclose whether its IPs are residential, datacenter, or mobile, nor does it provide IP pool size or a specific country coverage list. At the protocol level, the FAQ mentions connection modes including UDP, TCP, and Stealth (TCP via Stunnel), and says Stealth may be useful in restricted networks such as China. Its security configuration is relatively transparent: AES-256, SHA512, 4096-bit RSA, and perfect forward secrecy, along with support for routing DNS requests through the tunnel, IPv6 leak protection, and a firewall / kill switch-like feature.
The free plan is clearly limited: Limited Locations, 1 device at a time, and 200MB/month. The Traffic Plan lets users buy traffic as needed, while the Monthly Plan supports any location, 1 device at a time, unlimited bandwidth, and dedicated servers. The FAQ explicitly states that $9/month provides unlimited use. The refund policy requires requests to be made within 30 days, total VPN traffic to be under 200MB, and the purchase to have been made via PayPal or Google Checkout.
The website claims that it does not log visited websites, DNS queries, emails, or similar activity, and that it does not engage in censorship. However, the terms also state that it records server access attempts, session duration, bandwidth usage, and software clicks. The privacy policy further says that it collects username, email address, encrypted password, and IP address during registration. As a result, it is better suited for general privacy enhancement than for highly sensitive users with strict “zero logs” requirements.
Its advantages include a low-friction free trial, easy-to-use clients, transparent encryption parameters, and browser privacy features such as ad blocking, social component filtering, tracker blocking, and user-agent rotation. Downsides include missing node scale and country list details, low simultaneous connection limits, very little free traffic, and the fact that P2P is not recommended in some locations. It is suitable for lightweight unblocking, public Wi‑Fi protection, and users who want browser anti-tracking features.
The text explicitly says Stealth mode “May be handy in China,” and notes that networks in China and similar environments may block DNS/API access, requiring manual configuration of the API IP. It can therefore be considered partially restricted: stable use may require a specific mode or an IP provided by support. Payments are supported via PayPal, Google Checkout, and iTunes in-app purchase, with no local payment methods mentioned.
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