UnnamedVPN is a little VPN run by someone you know. It works even on strict school and office Wi-Fi, and takes about two minutes to set up.
To the school or office firewall it looks like you're just visiting a normal website. That's why it keeps working where other VPNs get blocked.
The same kind of encryption your bank's website uses.
Your page tells you exactly which one to get, and where.
Install, tap “Add”, switch on. That's it.
Stuck? Write from your page. The person who runs UnnamedVPN reads every message — no bots, no ticket numbers.
A survival world with friends from school, with an adventure on top: realms to unlock, bosses and gear. Every plan comes with Minecraft players, or get just the server for 1 €.
The first opens after a challenge in the Nether, the second after the Ender Dragon, and every next one after a task in the realm before.
The server's address is a name, so at school it works through UnnamedVPN.
Every realm has a boss with its own look. Everyone who helps beat it gets their own loot.
Teams, waystones and leaderboards. Your player has a password only you know, and cheats and bad words stay out.
Create an account with Google or your email. The admin gets a note and switches you on — usually the same day. You'll see it on your page.
No. Your page shows three steps for your exact device: install the app, tap “Add”, switch it on.
Android phones, iPhone and iPad, Windows, Mac and Linux. Your plan says how many devices you can add, each with its own connection.
A little, sometimes — your traffic takes a detour through our server. For browsing, music and video most people don't notice.