Keep downloads out of view.
Traffic sent through a working VPN tunnel is encrypted between your device and the VPN server.
Your downloads.
Your business.
A VPN for private downloads, 4K nights and online play.
- Your device
- Encrypted tunnel
- VPN server
Your ISP sees the VPN connection, not the contents of traffic inside its encrypted tunnel.
- Host bandwidth, up to
- 2.5 Gbps
Host capacity, not a guaranteed speed for each user.
This is a routing diagram. This website does not connect your device.
Your traffic isn’t public property.
Your provider supplies the connection. It doesn’t need the contents of your downloads.
Keep your home IP to yourself.
Destinations see the VPN server’s IP when their traffic goes through the tunnel.
Cover more than a browser tab.
Route your downloads, streams and games through a compatible VPN client.
Set up. Then verify.
A configuration and a compatible client. Real privacy starts with correct routing.
Get your configuration
Use your Nimzo connection settings.
Import it into a client
Install a compatible VPN client and import the configuration.
Check the tunnel
Confirm the VPN is active, then check your public IP and DNS routing.
Your subscription. Your choice of client.
Use Nimzo with a supported third-party client. Install the app, then import your subscription.
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- Android
- Windows
- macOS
For Android phones and desktop computers.
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- iPhone
- iPad
For iPhone and iPad.
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Hosts with up to 2.5 Gbps bandwidth. Your own speed depends on the connection and route.
Large downloads
Keep non-P2P transfers inside the encrypted tunnel, away from the local network’s view.
Films in 4K
High-resolution video needs sustained bandwidth. Quality depends on your connection, server load and streaming service.
Online games
Route your game traffic through the VPN. Latency and jitter depend on the server and route.
Know what the tunnel covers.
Privacy has limits. Here they are.
What can my internet provider still see?
Your ISP can see a VPN connection, timing and data volume. When traffic uses an encrypted VPN tunnel without leaks, the tunnel hides its contents from the ISP. HTTPS already encrypts website content; a VPN also changes the route and the IP visible to destinations.
Can I use torrents or P2P?
No. Nimzo does not support P2P or torrent traffic. Download scenarios on this page mean non-P2P transfers.
Does 2.5 Gbps mean that is my speed?
No. Up to 2.5 Gbps is the stated bandwidth of the hosts, not a dedicated rate for each user. Your speed depends on your connection, route, server load and destination. No per-user speed or latency is guaranteed.
Can I watch 4K video or play online?
These are intended uses, not performance guarantees. 4K needs enough sustained bandwidth; online games also depend on latency and jitter. Results and service availability vary by route, server and platform.
Does a VPN make me anonymous?
No. Logins, cookies and device tracking can still identify you. DNS, IPv6 or app-routing leaks can expose traffic outside the tunnel. A VPN changes which network you trust; the VPN operator can see connection metadata, so its privacy policy matters.
Does a VPN guarantee I will avoid bills or complaints?
No. A VPN does not cancel your internet plan or guarantee protection from charges, complaints or other consequences. Nimzo makes no promise that a provider will never contact you.
How VPN privacy works: EFF guide and FTC overview.
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Try Nimzo for three days with 10 GB, no card required. Paid access includes unlimited traffic and three devices. Current prices and payment methods are shown in the bot and web app before purchase.
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