However, choosing the wrong country to connect to can be as bad as not having a VPN at all. The most popular reason people use VPN’s is to keep their activities private on the Internet. To bypass streaming restrictions in your country, connect your VPN to a country that’s allowed to view the content that you’re trying to watch. In fact, the main reason I use a VPN is to get around geo-restrictions. You’ve probably seen an error message telling you the content you want to watch isn’t available in your country. There are a couple of schools of thought to choosing the right country in your VPN app. Any country you choose will keep your data private and secure, right? In the next sections, we’ll cover how you go about specifying which country, city or server you want to connect to.Ĭhoosing which country to connect to in your VPN seems like a fairly easy decision. When you’re finished with the VPN connection, or if you want to change to a different server, click on the red Disconnect button on the left-hand side of the screen. Once connected, you can minimize the IPVanish app and go back to your Android TV home screen to open another app. As you start doing things on the VPN (especially streaming), you’ll see these numbers go much higher. When you first connect, these numbers will be low, like you see here. In the upper right-hand corner of the graph, you’ll see the upload and download speeds of the data packets being transmitted right now. It’s normal to see these spikes and valleys, so don’t be alarmed when it looks like this.
In the image above, you can see the first few seconds of my connection to a server in Montreal.
The most recent data is on the right-hand side of the screen and gradually scrolls to the left as time passes. In their place is a graph that visually shows what your upload and download performance are in real-time.
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