Russia VPN

Whether you’re a frequent flyer or live in Russia, chances are you’ve heard about how countries have these frustrating restrictions that prevent you from accessing the content, apps, and websites you love.

Much like China, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, Russia is pretty strict regarding internet censorship. It tries to prevent those connecting in the region from accessing the outside world and external sources from understanding what goes on in the country.

As a result, visiting online media outlets, using Facebook, or trying to stream your favorite show on Netflix will typically result in a screen that says the content is unavailable.

Not only that, but without a Russian VPN, your online activities are recorded by ISPs that could hand your usage to law enforcement if you’re found to be doing something illegal (such as torrenting).

If you’ve stayed with me to this point, you’re likely among the users wanting to know how Le VPN can help you to evade the strict censorship controls deployed in Russia. Le VPN has servers in over 100 locations that span the globe, so you’ll never struggle to find a server when you visit Russia.

If you live in Russia or you’re heading there on vacation, I’d recommend connecting to a nearby Le VPN server:

• Visiting Western Russia? Connect to a European server location such as France or Spain.
• Your next best servers will be located in Korea, Japan, and California if you’re elsewhere in Russia.

When you connect to one of Le VPN’s fast and secure VPN servers from Russia, you’ll be assigned a region-specific IP address different from your physical IP address.

You’ve got your anonymous IP address. Now what?

This is the part I LOVE! You’ve signed up for one of le VPN’s awesome subscriptions, you’ve got your login details, and installed Le VPN on the device you’re taking with you to Russia.

You arrive and want to make sure what everyone is saying about Russia being so strict is genuine. You connect your device to the wifi in your hotel room (or anywhere else with an internet connection) and try to access Facebook…

Shocked face!!

Facebook is blocked and being equipped with Le VPN on your device, you connect to a nearby server location to obtain your shiny new IP address.

At this point, I’d close and reopen my browser to visit Facebook once again.

Guess what? IT WORKS!!

Pretty cool, huh!?

For context, you’re rocking the world’s best VPN, your online activities are anonymous to Russian ISPs, and you can access the websites and content you usually would at home.

Le VPN has several servers in Russia that allow Russian residents to access the apps and websites they normally would at home from anywhere in the world.

Let’s say you live in Moscow (or elsewhere in Russia) and head to somewhere like the United Kingdom on vacation; connecting to the internet in the UK will only show you local TV channels and content. If you have TV channels and streams that you pay for in Russia and want to enjoy the content from abroad, Le VPN is your golden ticket.

Sticking with the UK example, connect to a server in Russia using the Le VPN app and visit a website like Channel 1 to enjoy the TV you normally would at home while sitting in the comfort of your hotel in the UK.

If like me, you have questions about using Le VPN for Russia, I’ve included answers to some of the most frequently asked questions below to help you out.

Le VPN has plans starting at just $4.95 per month for a 12-month subscription. Don’t forget about that 30-day money-back guarantee that gives you all of your money back if you aren’t happy with the service you receive.

Got questions? While I’d love to help you with every query about Le VPN, we’ve got a dedicated customer support team on-hand to help you no matter what you need help with! Contact them here, and someone will be in touch asap.

Signing out – your VPN word-warrior.

Craig.