From the point of view of technical conditions, it may be interesting to check the various supported protocols and listening ports of servers (the more, the better). For example, we can connect to public Wi-Fi, which only allows access to 80 / tcp 443/tcp, so at this point the server must accept VPN over HTTPS (which should be the case for the vast majority).


We also do not pay attention to the fact that the configuration provided by the VPN provider ensures that DNS passes through the VPN tunnel to avoid skipping DNS queries on the network. Secondly, if you have a craving for the exotic, the more servers and the more different countries are available, the better.


Then it should be remembered that a VPN, contrary to what they say in pubs, does not magically protect against everything. What allows the VPN provider to do is (possibly) monitor it from the VPN provider, not (possibly) on the part of his Internet provider or those who are on an unsecured network. This is a choice that needs to be made on a case-by-case basis, and in your situation it is a legitimate use case.


As for the question of anonymity that these pubs put forward, it's the same thing, VPN is not magic. If this is related to logging back into your Facebook account after connecting to a Ukrainian VPN and playing it as a hacker, goodbye anonymity.

I can advise you the VPN service. I use the app all the time https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vpnproxy.connect&hl=en&gl=US . It is quick and easy to install, provides access to any content without traffic restrictions and one account can be installed on several gadgets.