VPN (Virtual Private Network) global mode means that all network connections are made through VPN, thus realizing global network proxy. VPN global mode means that when the user's device is connected to the Internet, all network traffic (including browsers, applications, system services, etc.) will be routed through the VPN server, rather than just for specific applications or websites. In most cases, we also need to use VPN with fingerprint browser to ensure stable and efficient network access speed.

 

 

When the user enables VPN global mode, the user's device will establish an encrypted connection to the VPN server. All network requests sent from this device will first be sent to the VPN server, which will then access the target website or resource on behalf of the VPN server and return the response data to the user's device. During this process, the user's real IP address will be hidden and all transmitted data will be encrypted.

 

How to configure and enable VPN global mode?

 

Step 1: Install and configure the VPN software

 

After downloading and installing the selected VPN software, open the program and follow the guided steps to set it up. During this process, you may need to enter your login credentials (user name and password) to connect to the VPN server. Different VPN software may require you to select additional configurations such as server location and protocol.

 

Step 2: Configure global proxy

 

After successfully connecting to the VPN server, you need to configure the global proxy to ensure that all network traffic is transmitted through the VPN. In most VPN software, you can find the global proxy settings in the "Settings" or "Options" menu. Here, you can specify the proxy type (such as HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS, etc.) and the proxy server address and port.

 

Step 3: Verify the proxy settings

 

After the configuration is completed, if your real IP address is hidden and the displayed IP address matches the VPN server location, it means that the proxy setting has been successful. You can also use the BitBrowser to detect it. Launch the BitBrowser window and click Network Detection. If it is green, the detection is successful.

 

Step 5: Confirm the effect of the global proxy

 

Finally, you need to confirm the effect of the global proxy settings by visiting different websites or using other applications. Make sure all network activities are conducted through the VPN to protect your privacy and security.

 

When we use global VPN, it is best to use BitBrowser. Some virtual private networks may have multiple people on the same line, which can easily lead to your account being associated with other people's accounts. Therefore, you need to use BitBrowser with proxy IP to separate it. Use BitBrowser to simulate the time zone, language and other browser fingerprint information corresponding to the IP. In this way, the platform detects that you are in a completely independent new device, which can avoid the association of accounts and protect the security of accounts.

 

In this article, we introduce how to use VPN global proxy and use BitBrowser when using VPN. As an independent fingerprint browser that is well-known at home and abroad, BitBrowser supports deep simulation of more than 30 browser fingerprints to avoid account risks when using VPN. After configuring the VPN global mode and using Bit Fingerprint Browser, you can get the best network access browsing experience.