Access Facebook on any network that blocks it. Connect to VPN Super and get back online in minutes.




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This app can be restricted on different networks for different reasons. Most blocks fall into one of these common patterns.

China and Turkmenistan block Facebook outright. Other countries restrict it during unrest or elections.

Schools, offices, and campus Wi-Fi often block social apps by domain or port to limit personal use.

Some networks slow or filter social apps during busy hours, even when Facebook isn't blocked outright.

Some Pages, Groups, or Marketplace listings are limited in specific countries even when Facebook loads fine.
The server you picked may be busy or filtered. Switch to a different server in the VPN Super app and reconnect.
This is normal—Facebook checks logins from unfamiliar locations. Verify your identity as usual; it isn't a sign your account was compromised.
Try a different server with lower latency, or pick Fastest Location and let VPN Super choose for you.
Connect VPN Super first, then open your app store. Some networks block app store endpoints too.
Built to keep working on networks that filter standard VPN traffic, with the transparency to back it up.

On iOS and Android, Super and V2Ray protocols keep working where standard VPN traffic gets blocked.

VPN Super tries protocols and servers in order until one works—no need to know what any of them mean.

Most locations run on physical servers. A handful route through an origin server, disclosed openly.

VPN Super doesn't log what you do on Facebook or any other app. Your activity stays your business.

On Windows and Mac, your lookups and IPv6 traffic always go through the tunnel, not around it.

One VPN Super subscription protects your phone, laptop, tablet, and PC—up to 10 devices at once.

Premium unlocks 104 locations across 64 countries on iPhone, Windows, and Mac, and 58 countries on Android.

Live now on iPhone, rolling out on Android. Windows and Mac get it in a later update.

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Governments in a handful of countries, including China and Turkmenistan, block Facebook outright. Elsewhere, schools, workplaces, and public networks restrict it locally to limit personal use or manage bandwidth.
Fastest Location is a good default. If Facebook is blocked at the government level—like in China or Turkmenistan—a nearby, well-connected country such as Singapore or the UK often gives the best speed. For school or work Wi-Fi blocks, any server outside that network works just as well.
VPN use is legal in most countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and most of the EU. A few countries restrict VPN use itself, regardless of Facebook—always check local rules where you are.
No. A VPN changes your network-level access, not Facebook's own account enforcement. If Facebook has banned or restricted your account, reconnecting from a different location won't reverse that decision.
Not by default if you're logged in. VPN Super hides your IP address and encrypts your traffic, but Facebook can still recognize your account once you sign in.
For light browsing on iPhone or Android, yes. Premium adds more server locations, priority speeds, and covers Windows and Mac too.
Yes—Messenger and Instagram run through the same encrypted tunnel. VPN Super also has a dedicated page for WhatsApp if that's what brought you here.
iPhone, Android, Windows, and Mac, plus Apple TV and Android TV. Windows and Mac are Premium-only; iOS and Android include a free plan.
No—those are different, unrelated apps. Look for "VPN Super" or "VPN - Super Unlimited Proxy" in your app store to get the right one.
Yes, sometimes. Marketplace listings, some Pages, and trending content can vary by region, so connecting through another country may show a different mix. Your language and account settings stay tied to your profile, not your VPN server location.
Yes on iPhone today, with Android rolling out. Windows and Mac get one in a later update. In the meantime, VPN Super reconnects automatically if your connection drops.
Get VPN Super in two minutes. Feeds, chats, and Marketplace load through an encrypted tunnel—with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
