Most frequently asked questions:

What exactly does WiFi Guardian do?

WiFi Guardian will secure your Internet Browser connection while using public WiFi Hotspots (in cafe, airport, train station) or even while using Internet at home. It will protect your connection with 256 Bit encryption and make it impossible to decode. Therefore, your web activity will be completely untraceable even for your Internet Service Provider (ISP). Your login information to websites, credit card numbers, chats, e-mails and everything you submit and exchange in Internet through your browser is now protected.

Why is my IP address changed?

WiFi Guardian establishes connection to our servers in order to make your connection secure. All your browser traffic is routed through our secure servers. Therefore, you have been assigned the IP of our server. In result, your IP location will look like you are surfing from the server's location (USA,UK,others).

Can I watch my favorite shows when I am outside USA or UK?

Yes! However, please verify if this is possible by using our trial version first. Some websites have other restrictions.

Is my browsing really anonymous?

Absolutely! Your ISP will never know what websites your are visiting or what you are downloading. In addition, we don't keep logs of your activity. We only gather information of when you logged in and logged out and how much traffic you transferred.

What is the compatibility with the browsers?

We support Firefox, Opera, Safari, Internet Explorer, Google Chrome. Please let us know if you use others and we will include them!

Does WiFi Guardian affect the speed of my Internet connection?

No, our servers ensure 100 Mbps connection, however, it depends on how far you are from the server and what visibility you have to the server. We advise you to switch to another server if you feel the connection is slow.

How do I remove WiFi Guardian from my computer?

Please close any running copy of our application, then go to the Start menu, Programs, WiFi Guardian, Uninstall.

How can I check if my IP was changed?

You can go to any "what is my ip" site and verify that. For example, you can visit Tell-My-IP.com