Encrypt your connection on any open network — one tap, and snoopers see nothing.
login · password=•••readable 😈 Snooper █████████encrypted sees nothing Where you are most at risk:
Attackers set up fake networks named like the real café Wi-Fi. Once you join, they see everything unencrypted. A VPN makes the captured traffic useless to them.
On open Wi-Fi, simple tools can read unencrypted requests from everyone on the network. The encrypted tunnel removes anything readable.
Unprotected sessions can be hijacked to access accounts you're logged into. RunVPN protects the whole connection, not just one site.
Phone, laptop, tablet — one subscription covers up to 5 devices, so each one is safe the moment it joins an open network.
An open network has no encryption between your device and the router. That means anyone nearby with free tools can watch unprotected traffic, and attackers can stand up fake hotspots that look identical to the real one. You usually can't tell a safe network from a hostile one by looking — which is exactly why the safe move is to encrypt your own connection regardless of the network.
Launch the app when you reach the café, airport or hotel.
One tap builds the encrypted tunnel in a second.
Everything you send is now encrypted, even on open Wi-Fi.
RunVPN encrypts your connection in one tap, so open Wi-Fi stops being a risk. Up to 5 devices, no browsing-destination logs, modern protocols tuned for speed.
On open networks your traffic can be intercepted by others nearby. A VPN encrypts it end to end, which is the simplest reliable way to stay safe on Wi-Fi you don't control.
HTTPS protects individual sites, but not every connection uses it, and the domains you visit still leak. A VPN encrypts everything and hides which sites you open.
RunVPN uses efficient modern protocols, so the overhead is small. On slow venue Wi-Fi the bottleneck is the network itself, not the VPN.