How do I get TunnelBear to work?

TunnelBear is a service that is built into your browser. It allows you to create a secure connection to a secure VPN server without having to configure anything on your computer. It works by using your web browser to connect to a trusted VPN server.

You can download TunnelBear for free on any device that can support a web browser. This includes desktop computers, laptops, tablets and smartphones.

How do I get TunnelBear onto a mobile device? TunnelBear works with all mobile devices. It will work on Windows, Android and iOS.

The only requirement is that your device has a web browser and that you have an internet connection. Once you have installed TunnelBear, you can follow the steps below to get it up and running on your device: Use your device's browser to navigate to the TunnelBear website. You can find this by locating the TunnelBear icon on your apps list or by typing "TunnelBear" in the search bar.

Click the "Try TunnelBear for Free" button. If your device supports an app store, you can download the TunnelBear app by searching for "TunnelBear" in the app store. Once the app is installed, follow the instructions on the screen to get started. That's it! You are ready to enjoy secure internet browsing from anywhere. How do I use TunnelBear with a mobile device? If you are using TunnelBear on a mobile device, you will need to download the app to your phone or tablet. As with the desktop version of TunnelBear, you will be able to use your device's browser to access the TunnelBear website. Follow the steps below to get TunnelBear working with a mobile device.

On your mobile device, search for "TunnelBear" in the app store. How do I get TunnelBear onto a smart TV? TunnelBear supports a variety of smart TV platforms, including Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV and Android TV. You can get TunnelBear onto your TV by downloading the app directly from the website. You will then be able to use your device's browser to visit the TunnelBear website.

Can I use TunnelBear on laptop?

Let's find out.

We're happy to let TunnelBear users on Apple devices know that support has been added to our app. Check the Info page on Apple's App Store to find out more about Apple updates and see what's coming next.Matthew Ginsberg, VP of Product, TunnelBear

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