Thank you for giving CyberGhost VPN a try!

Absolutely not. We want to put an end to the perception that VPNs slow down the Internet. To do so, we ‘ve invested heavily in our server infrastructure in order to make sure you get the best possible VPN experience with none of the speed drawbacks.

CyberGhost offers more than online data privacy. Our 10500+ servers from 100 countries can help you unblock streaming services, access websites, and watch sporting competitions from all around the globe.

Plus, because we’re headquartered in Bucharest, Romania, we’re outside of the 14 Eyes surveillance alliance. This helps us stay true to our No Logs policy and publish our Transparency Report.

For more info on how much we value your digital privacy and anonymity, check out our Privacy Hub.

Keychain was developed by Apple to encrypt and store passwords. This means that you will not need to manually login every time you want to connect to a CyberGhost VPN server. But more importantly, Keychain also stores the necessary VPN certificates, as it was designed as a security measure.

These certificates are used for authentication, in order to build the gateway necessary for encryption, along with the necessary files, like the user certification file, the certification authority and your private key file.

All the above simply enable your secure connection to the VPN servers and can decrypt the traffic locally on your device without any impediment to your normal browsing.

Yes. Not only that, but we also support IKEv2 and L2TP, protocols that guarantee the fastest file sharing experience.

As much as we’d like to recommend you a free VPN for macOS, unfortunately such a thing does not exist. And we’ll explain why. You see any VPN provider out there needs capital to pay rent, sustain its servers, maintain its VPN client, pay its employees’ salaries and cover other costs. And most often than not, free VPN providers make their money by selling your data. So, instead of working to protect your data and mask your online activities, a free VPN will look to profit off them.

Furthermore, don’t expect to get any of the security benefits you would get from a VPN – such as split tunneling or the possibility to unblock popular streaming services.

And we’re not even going to get into the level of online security that you get from a free VPN. You can easily check it out for yourself by doing a DNS leak test, or a WebRTC leak test for yourself.

So, at the end of day, if you compare products, you should never consider using a free VPN over a paid one if you care about your online privacy and security.

You can download our dedicated Mac VPN from the Mac app store.

You can establish a VPN connection on MacOS just as easy as you would on any other operating system or device.

Although it’s a well-known fact that Macs are less targeted by malware and are better at defending themselves against viruses, Mac owners would find their online activities much safer when using a VPN.

Our service allows up to 7 simultaneous connections for any available subscription.