Sports VPN: Setup and Installation Guides
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Sports VPN setup and device support

Check your device before choosing a plan. Installing an app does not confirm that a VPN connection is working. You need an active subscription and an available server.

iPhone

The Sports VPN App Store listing requires iOS 15 or later. Check the listing for your device's compatibility.

  1. Open Sports VPN in the App Store and install the app.
  2. Open Sports VPN and sign in with your Sports VPN account.
  3. Select an available server and use the app's connection control.
  4. If iOS asks to add a VPN configuration, allow it only after checking that the request came from Sports VPN.
  5. Check the connection status in the app and in your device's VPN settings before browsing.

If a paid subscription is not recognised, check that you are using the account associated with your purchase. Contact support before buying a second subscription.

Google Chrome on a computer

  1. Open the official Sports VPN Chrome listing in Chrome, choose Add to Chrome and review the requested permissions.
  2. Open Chrome's extensions menu and pin Sports VPN if you want it on the toolbar.
  3. Open the extension, sign in with your Sports VPN account and select an available server.
  4. Use the connection control and check the extension's status before browsing.

The extension is for Chrome browsing. Do not assume it protects other browsers or apps on your computer.

Android and other devices

Sports VPN is not currently available to install from Google Play. If you already have the Android app, contact support for help with your version. Do not install unofficial APK files.

For iPad or Mac, check the App Store compatibility section before purchasing. We do not offer a separate Windows or Firefox download here.

Before connecting on hotel or public Wi-Fi

  1. Confirm the network name with the venue, then complete its Wi-Fi sign-in page.
  2. Open Sports VPN and check its connection status. If the network blocks VPN connections, use a trusted alternative network rather than trying to bypass its rules.
  3. Use HTTPS websites, keep your device updated and leave file sharing off on networks you do not trust.

A VPN is one part of online safety. It does not make phishing links safe, remove malware or make you anonymous to services where you sign in.

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