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Apple's Best iPhone VPN Providers Revealed
Confirmed
In Short: Appleinsider tests and recommends the best VPN services for iPhone users.

Appleinsider's team of experts tested various services to determine the best VPN for iPhone and iOS, with Surfshark emerging as the top choice for its comprehensive bonus features.
NordVPN is noted as a versatile option, praised for its solid core service and availability across multiple platforms including iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV.
What's confirmed
- Appleinsider's team of experts tested various services to determine the best VPN for iPhone and iOS, with Surfshark emerging as the top choice for its comprehensive bonus features.
- NordVPN is noted as a versatile option, praised for its solid core service and availability across multiple platforms including iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV.
What's still developing
- Private Internet Access (PIA) is one of the best-known VPNs, but in our testing connectivity was very slow.
- Quick connectivity makes the ExpressVPN app one of the best iPhone VPN apps and one of the most intuitive apps, especially for users who want protection without digging through settings.
- IPVanish takes a novel approach to the interface in its VPN for iPhone, Mac, and other platforms, providing the user with step-by-step instructions and guides on privacy and security.
- If you value your privacy, installing an iPhone VPN will help protect your data and online activity.
- Foldables are expensive as it is: The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra starts at $2,100, and the Apple iPhone Duo starts at $1,999, capping out at $3,199.
- And even though the iPhone Duo starts at $100 under its Samsung rival, when you’re dealing with that much money, a hundred bucks almost feels negligible.
- All that said, the iPhone Duo will be an ultrafashion statement and status symbol: Those who want it likely won’t be swayed away by the more fragile and inferior hardware — until they drop it.
- With the introduction of the iPhone Duo, a software question many may have been pondering is whether the foldable will be running iOS or iPadOS.
