Download our Privacy app for Linux
Keep your security up to speed with the fastest Linux VPN.
Includes Threat Protection and Meshnet features
Access content securely and private on Linux
Try it risk free with a 30-day money-back guarantee
Keep your security up to speed with the fastest Linux VPN.
Includes Threat Protection and Meshnet features
Access content securely and private on Linux
Try it risk free with a 30-day money-back guarantee
Privacy software for Linux offers protection against tracking, malware, and other online threats, ensuring a safer browsing experience. By routing your internet connection through secure servers, it also enables access to geo-restricted content and bypasses censorship, further enhancing your online freedom.
To begin installation, write the command line below into the terminal. Follow the on-screen instructions to download our Linux client.
To log in, use the command:
To connect to a VPN server, use the command:
Online privacy and security is just one click away. Enjoy full access to all privacy features completely risk free. If you are not 100% satisfied, tell us within 30 days and get a full refund.
For a quick setup with the minimum of fuss, we recommend that Linux users follow the instructions on this page. You can also contact our customer support agents via live chat —
Follow the instructions on this page, just copy and paste the text in the right order and you should be good to go.
There is none.. Your only option would be to download a free VPN service but we recommend avoiding free services on Linux and other operating systems.
Most are simply unsafe and unreliable alternatives to the top paid VPNs. Free VPN providers may fail to fix security loopholes in time or even sell their client data to cover VPN maintenance costs. So even if you think you have found the perfect Linux VPN provider that offers a free service, remember — if you’re not paying for a VPN service with money, you might in fact be paying for it with your personal data.
WhyNotPrivacy supports all Linux distributions, except for TailOS, TempleOS, and Arch. Keep in mind that you can use WhyNotPrivacy on up to six devices at once with a single subscription — Our Privacy software is available on all major operating systems (even offering a web proxy extension) to protect your device while you browse, use streaming platforms, or work on your platform of choice.
No, the Linux operating system does not have any built-in VPN options. To browse privately and securely, Linux users need to choose a reliable VPN service. We recommend going for a paid VPN with good reviews, secure encryption, plenty of server locations, and fast connection speeds.