LG Smart TV

A VPN for your LG Smart TV

LG TVs run webOS, which — like Samsung's Tizen — doesn't allow VPN apps from any provider. Here are the two setups that actually protect what you watch on your LG TV.

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How to set up Trez VPN on LG Smart TV

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Understand the limitation

webOS has no VPN support, so no provider can offer a native LG TV app. The VPN needs to run on a device your TV uses instead.

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Option A — Use a streaming device (recommended)

Connect a Fire TV Stick, Chromecast with Google TV or an Android TV box to your LG TV via HDMI and install Trez VPN natively on it. Simple, fast and remote-friendly.

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Option B — Set up the VPN on your router

Run the VPN on your router so every device at home — the LG TV included — is protected automatically. Our support chat can help you verify router compatibility and guide the setup.

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Get your license and connect

One Trez VPN license covers either path: complete the checkout, activate on the streaming device or router, and your LG TV's traffic is encrypted.

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Did you know? You can install it from your phone

Open the Trez VPN page on Google Play from your phone, tap Install and choose your TV — Google sends the app to it remotely, no remote-typing needed.

Send to my TV

Built for TV

A native app designed for the big screen: navigate with your remote, connect with one click and stream in 4K without interruptions.

Fast streaming servers

300+ high-speed servers (up to 10Gbps) optimized for streaming, so your shows load instantly and never buffer.

Private by design

Strict no-logs policy and modern encryption. What you watch on your TV is nobody's business but yours.

Frequently Asked Questions

No — webOS doesn't support VPN apps from any provider. Use a streaming device connected to the TV or configure the VPN on your router.

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