Tas VPN · A TAS Group product

Free Wi-Fi isn’t free. You pay with your data.

In a hotel, an airport or a coffee shop, the network can see where you go, what device you carry and when you are online. Tas VPN seals all of it inside a private tunnel — in one tap.

No card requiredWireGuardKill switchNo browsing logs
Connected Wi-Fi · AirportAIRPORT_FREE_WiFi
Exposed
What the hotspot can seeIllustration
  • SITEcheckin.airline.example · booking lookup
  • DNSmessaging.example · cloud.example
  • LOGINFake portal: "Sign in with email to continue"
  • DEVICEGalaxy S24 · Android · hostname=Sara-S24
  • LOCATIONTerminal 2 · Gate B14 · 06:41
Turn Tas VPN on to see what changes on this network.
The scenario

Two networks, same name. One belongs to a stranger at Gate B14.

A laptop and a cheap radio can broadcast a hotspot named exactly like the airport's. Your phone joins the strongest signal. Now a stranger sits between you and the internet — able to log every site, show a fake login page, and harvest what you type.

Who can watch
Whoever runs the fake "evil twin" hotspot
The airport operator and its ad partners
Anyone listening to the open terminal network
With Tas VPN

Even a fake hotspot sees nothing.

With Tas VPN on, a rogue hotspot only relays encrypted data it cannot read or rewrite. Auto-connect starts the tunnel the moment you join, before your apps sync in the background.

Fake hotspots can't read your traffic
Boarding passes and travel apps protected
Background app sync encrypted from the first second
Without a VPN

What a Wi-Fi provider can actually take from you.

The padlock in your browser protects what is inside a page. It does not hide where you go, who you are, or what network you are really on.

01Network operator

Every site you visit

Even over HTTPS, the names of the sites you open travel in plain view through DNS lookups and connection headers.

DNS mybank.example clinic.example jobs.example
02Anyone nearby

Logins on unsecured pages

Older sites, captive portals and some apps still send forms without encryption — usernames and passwords included.

POST http://…/login user=sara pass=••••••
03Anyone nearby

Session cookies

Poorly secured apps leak the token that keeps you signed in. Copy it, and the account opens without a password.

Cookie: session=8f2c41e0…a91
04Network operator

Your device identity

Your device name, model, operating system and hardware address — often your actual first name — are announced on join.

hostname=Ahmeds-iPhone MAC 3C:22:FB:…
05Attacker

Fake hotspots

An "evil twin" network copies the real name. Once you join, it can log, redirect, or show you a convincing fake sign-in page.

SSID AIRPORT_FREE_WiFi (×2 detected)
06Provider & partners

Your habits, sold

Free Wi-Fi is often paid for with data: when you visit, how long you stay and what you browse can feed ad profiles.

visits=4/wk dwell=52m interests=travel,finance
What a public network can see, with and without Tas VPN
On public Wi-FiWithout a VPNWith Tas VPN
Sites and apps you useVisible by nameHidden in the tunnel
Passwords on unsecured pagesReadableEncrypted
Session cookiesCan be copiedEncrypted
Your real IP and locationExposedReplaced by the Tas VPN server
Fake "evil twin" hotspotsFull access to trafficSees only noise
Ad and dwell-time profilingEasy to buildNothing to profile
How it works

One tap. One private tunnel.

Tas VPN encrypts everything between your device and our servers, so the local network only sees noise.

01

Join any Wi-Fi

Connect in the lobby, at the gate or at the counter — just as you normally would.

02

Tas VPN switches on

Open the app and connect; on Android it can reconnect by itself when the device wakes.

03

Traffic is encrypted

Sites, lookups and app data travel inside a WireGuard tunnel the hotspot cannot read.

04

You browse as usual

If the tunnel drops, the kill switch pauses traffic so nothing slips out unprotected.

Plans

Start free. Pay when it is worth paying for.

Seven days free with no card. After that, pick the plan that matches how many devices you carry.

Refund details · Browse countries · Full plan details

Plain answers

Questions everyone asks.

HTTPS protects the contents of a page. The network can still see which sites you visit, your device details, and any app that skips encryption. Tas VPN covers all of it — every app, every lookup.

Before your next trip

Private. Secure. Connected.

Install Tas VPN once and every hotel, airport and café network becomes a private one.

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