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It is quite common and important in today’s virtual world to use a VPN for secured internet browsing without any unwanted snooping from anyone, not even your service provider. But VPNs are controversial. They are advertised as iron-tight protection for your online privacy and anonymity giving you a security solution that keeps your sensitive online data encrypted.
Is VPN legal in Greece?
Thus, with an efficient VPN, you can do three major cool things; firstly, you can watch national & international movies or several other shows from any of your devices in a fast and secured way, secondly, you can use parts of the internet that are blocked in certain regions or countries, with your place of residence being in any one of those restricted regions and the last but most important of all, you can have your own private network, away from any third party interference and also out of any legal complication. But the power of anonymity comes with constant skepticism in some people who remain concerned that VPNs might collect and even sell all the private data of the user.
Anonymity via VPN also has kind of a bad reputation from the beginning of time as mostly through these, people tend to associate it with criminal activities thereby partially attributing VPNs with their unwarranted status of being illegal as many of us might assume. But all these concerns are not valid as in most countries using a VPN is completely legal. Even government organizations use them too at several places in certain cases where extra security is needed.
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The list of countries that comes with VPN being legal in their territory includes Greece, the country in focus here. Thus, the use of VPN for legitimate purposes like anonymous internet surfing, streaming global digital media, and accessing geo-restricted content is completely allowed in this country.
Though, at present, there are some reports and pieces of evidence that crudely suggest that the government of Greece is planning as well as trying to impose certain censorship on the internet via the implementation of site blocking or content blocking on a large scale,
still the very use of VPN is not at all outside any law there. Some constant debates are also going on regarding this matter. But we need not worry about that because in general, VPN is legal in Greece and thus, a secure and safe online experience via any competent VPN service can potentially be availed there without any legal complications.