Mia VPN creates an encrypted tunnel between the app and a VPN server, reducing what a local network can read in transit.
Mia VPN says it does not collect or store browsing history. Review the privacy policy for the app and website data it does process.
A connected VPN changes the public IP websites see. Use our IP address checker before and after connecting.
A VPN may help when a local network filters a service, but availability is not guaranteed. Follow local law and the service's terms.
Encrypting traffic to the VPN server adds protection on networks you do not control. Keep HTTPS, device updates, and multifactor authentication enabled too.
Sites can still identify you when you sign in, and cookies or browser fingerprinting may still track you. Read our IP privacy guide.
Mia VPN is free to download. The Android and iPhone editions may present different free features and in-app offers, so check the current details in your device's official store and inside the app.
You can start without creating a Mia VPN user account or providing an email address. The app still creates an installation/device identifier for service and analytics functions, and your app store may require its normal device-store account.
Use the Google Play and App Store buttons on this site. Mia VPN does not publish a standalone APK or a desktop installer here.
There is currently no desktop installer on this site. See the Windows availability page, Mac availability page, or Linux availability page instead of downloading an unofficial file.