Opera announced today that its free, built-in VPN for desktop can now automatically activate when users connect to public or unsecured Wi-Fi networks.

Opera’s built-in VPN can now detect public or unsecured Wi-Fi and switch on automatically. The feature is opt-in for now, so users will need to enable it first in settings.

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