Facebook VPN
Chatting with old classmates, running a community group, advertising a shop — your Facebook account matters. HZVPN protects your connection on public networks and lets you log in from a familiar server location while away. With ad and business accounts, though, take extra care.
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Where a VPN helps on Facebook
Facebook brings together your feed, groups, Messenger, video and Marketplace, and your Facebook login is often how you sign in to other apps and sites too.
That makes protecting your Facebook connection on untrusted networks especially worthwhile. HZVPN encrypts it and sends it to your chosen server location before it reaches Facebook.
Feed and videos slow? Try another road
If your network's route to Facebook is poor, a nearby HZVPN location can sometimes make your feed and videos load more smoothly.
Extra protection when signing in on public networks
Lots of sites let you log in with Facebook. On public Wi-Fi, HZVPN encrypts those sign-in connections along with everything else.
Messenger calls breaking up? Try this
Messenger voice and video calls are sensitive to the network. If they keep breaking up on one network, connect HZVPN and try again, comparing with the VPN off.
More consistent logins when away
Facebook watches for unusual logins. Connecting to your usual server location while travelling keeps the login environment closer to normal. Two-factor authentication is still the most important protection.
Facebook and VPNs: what to watch out for
Three things worth knowing before you log in to Facebook through a VPN.
Ad and business accounts are more sensitive
Facebook ad and business accounts react strongly to changes in login location, and frequent IP changes may trigger reviews or restrictions. When managing them, keep to one network environment and follow Meta's advertising policies.
Messenger is already end-to-end encrypted
Messenger personal chats and calls are end-to-end encrypted by default. A VPN doesn't make them "more encrypted"; what it adds is protection for connection details, such as the fact that you're using Facebook.
Disabled accounts aren't restored by a new IP
If your account is disabled or restricted, use Facebook's official appeal channel. Using a new IP or a new account to dodge a penalty may break Facebook's Community Standards.
Different parts of Facebook
Facebook is several products, each with its own points to watch.
Facebook app
Everyday feed and video. HZVPN runs on Android 9+ and iOS 13+.
Messenger
Chats and calls. Where the network is poor, compare call quality with the VPN on and off.
On the web
Use Facebook in a browser on your computer. On public computers, don't stay signed in.
Ads and business tools
Ad accounts are sensitive to login changes. Keep a consistent login environment, have each team member use their own account, and follow Meta's policies.
Get started in 3 steps
Sign up and download
Create an HZVPN account on our website, then download the app for Android, iOS, Windows, macOS or Linux.
Pick a server location
Choose one of 43 server locations in the app and tap connect. If it doesn't feel right, switch to another any time.
Open the app you want to use
Open Facebook and refresh your feed to check it loads. If you're asked to verify the login, follow the prompts.
Why does Facebook ask me to confirm it's me when I use a VPN?
Facebook remembers your usual devices and login locations. If your location suddenly jumps to another country, it may suspect someone is trying to take over your account and ask you to confirm your identity.
That's a safety feature. Confirm using a device that's already signed in, a text message or email.
To see fewer prompts: stick to one or two server locations, turn on two-factor authentication, and avoid hopping between countries. If you're usually in Hong Kong, make Hong Kong (29 servers) your usual location; in Taiwan, use Taiwan (7).
With ad accounts, keeping a stable login environment matters even more, to avoid triggering reviews.
HZVPN features that matter for Facebook
We only list features HZVPN actually has today. If a feature isn't listed here, please don't assume it exists.
Switch locations any time, no limit
Pick another location in the app and it reconnects — no limit. Once you find a stable one, stick with it.
43 server locations, 265 servers
43 server locations, 265 servers. Choose one close to where you actually are.
One account, several devices
Your phone, tablet and computer can all sign in with the same HZVPN account. Devices online at the same time: 3 on VIP, 5 on SVIP (the app shows the current limit).
Free servers once you sign up
Free servers come with sign-up; right now they are in United States, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Germany, Canada, France, Thailand and United Kingdom.
Where the free servers are today
United States
Japan
Hong Kong
Singapore
Germany
Canada
France
Thailand
United Kingdom
Frequently asked questions
Is it safe to log in to Facebook through a VPN?
On public networks, a VPN encrypts your connection and lowers the risk of snooping. Account security also needs a strong password and two-factor authentication.
Facebook asked me to verify after I turned on the VPN. What now?
Confirm using a device that's already signed in, a text message or email. After that, try to stick with the same server location.
Can I manage Facebook ad accounts through a VPN?
You can, but ad accounts are very sensitive to changes in login location. Keep a consistent login environment and follow Meta's advertising policies.
Do Messenger chats need a VPN for encryption?
Messenger personal chats are already end-to-end encrypted by default. A VPN adds protection for connection details.
My Facebook account was disabled. Will a new IP help?
No. Use Facebook's official appeal channel.
Facebook videos load slowly. What can I do?
Check that your local network works, try with and without the VPN, and compare one or two server locations near you.
Ready when you are
Sign up for an HZVPN account to use the free servers. Upgrade later if you need more server locations or more devices online at once.
Server numbers come from our server list (43 locations, 265 servers). They change with maintenance; the app always shows the current list.