Sure! Some popular VPN providers include ProtonVPN, ExpressVPN, NordVPN, Surfshark, CyberGhost, Private Internet Access, and IPVanish. you may also want to look into something better than a VPN if privacy is of utmost concern. In this situation you would want to use a system-wide TOR implementation. instructions on how to do so are listed below:

To install Tor as a Windows service, you need to first create its torrc configuration file. For example, if Tor is installed in folder C:\Tor, you can create the configuration file by running the command echo ( > C:\Tor\torrc

To test if the service with the settings file will start correctly, you can run the command C:\Tor\tor.exe -f "C:\Tor\torrc". Now to install the Tor service, you can run the command C:\Tor\tor.exe --service install -options -f "C:\Tor\torrc"

To start and stop the service, you can use the following commands (or set it to automatically start in the Services applet): C:\Tor\tor.exe --service start and C:\Tor\tor.exe --service stop. To remove the service, you can run the command C:\Tor\tor.exe --service stop followed by C:\Tor\tor.exe --service remove

By default, the Tor service listens on port 9050. It’s up to you to set each internet browser or application to use the Tor Socks5 proxy, found at localhost port 9050
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