FAQs

Yes. Using a VPN is legal in Argentina, and the authorities haven’t targeted VPN services themselves.

A VPN doesn’t make illegal activity legal, though. For example, Argentina has blocked several pirate streaming services, and using a VPN to reach them is still risky, both legally and for your security.

Which Free VPN Has Servers in Argentina?

PrivadoVPN is the only safe free VPN with an Argentinian server you can choose yourself. Its usefulness is limited by a 10GB monthly data cap, though.

Which VPN Has the Most Servers in Argentina?

My research shows that Private Internet Access has the most servers in Argentina, with 75 virtual servers in Buenos Aires. That said, many VPNs don’t disclose the number of Argentinian servers they maintain.

Is Public WiFi in Buenos Aires Safe?

Not without a VPN, and the same goes for hotel and café WiFi. BA WiFi, the city’s free network, has hotspots at more than 1,000 locations, and anyone can join without a password. Nothing encrypts the connection between your device and the hotspot.

A VPN encrypts everything you send over these connections. Proton VPN’s free plan works well here because it has no data cap.

Whichever VPN you use, turn on its kill switch. BA WiFi sessions expire every 30 minutes, and the kill switch stops your traffic leaking each time you reconnect.

Can I Get Cheaper Prices with an Argentinian IP Address?

Yes, by connecting to a country with a weaker currency, like Argentina, VPNs can give you access to discounted prices.

Some online services and e-commerce sites require local payment methods, though, so accessing those discounts can be tricky.

For example, I was able to get discounts on Crunchyroll, Tidal, and the Epic Games Store, but not on Disney+, Netflix, Spotify, or Steam.

Which Argentinian TV Channels Are Not Geo-Blocked?

You don’t need a VPN or a proxy to access any of these Argentinian TV streaming services:

  • América TV
  • Canal 13 & 26
  • Cine.ar
  • C5N
  • DeporTV
  • El Nueve (Canal 9)
  • El Trece
  • Flow
  • TN (Todo Noticias)
  • TV Pública (TVP)