Orli VPN sends your internet connection through an encrypted tunnel to an Orli VPN server, and from there out to the internet. The network you’re on and your internet provider see only that you’re connected to Orli VPN.
Who sees what
- The Wi-Fi and your provider
- See that you’re connected to Orli VPN. Not which sites.
- Websites
- See an Orli address, not yours.
- Orli VPN
- Your account and your devices. Not the sites you visit.
Checked both ways.
Orli VPN builds the tunnel with WireGuard, a modern, open technology that is small and well reviewed. WireGuard encrypts and checks every piece of data in both directions: on the way out from your phone, and on the way back to it.
That is what our mark shows: four bars around one orange light. It reads as an O, and as the tunnel seen end-on, with the light at the far end.
What changes for you.
- The Wi-Fi network you join can’t see which websites you visit.
- Your internet provider can’t see them either.
- Websites see an Orli address in the country you chose, not your own.
- Your traffic and DNS lookups go through Orli VPN while connected.
Where your connection comes out.
You choose the country: the United Kingdom, Germany, the Netherlands or Romania. The country closest to you is usually the quickest. See all locations.
What we don’t keep.
We don’t keep activity logs: not the websites you visit, and not what you do there. Read what we keep, in full.
What it doesn’t do.
A VPN keeps your connection private. It doesn’t stop scams or viruses, and it doesn’t make you anonymous. We explain this on its own page: what a VPN doesn’t do.