Play Overwatch With a VPN

Yep, Overwatch is cool with you using a VPN. A lot of players use VPNs for security, to dodge DDoS attacks, or to reduce lag. However, using it to cheat, manipulate, or exploit the game in any way goes against Blizzard's End User Licence Agreement.

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Nope, it doesn't. If you're using a VPN for privacy reasons (like to mask your IP, protect yourself against attacks, and so on) or to improve lag, you're generally fine. However, if you're using it to cheat, manipulate, or exploit any Blizzard games – Overwatch included – it might get your account banned.

In most places, using a VPN for gaming is totally legal. Most players use it for privacy, to protect themselves from online threats, or to improve lag. However, keep in mind that using a VPN to hide illegal activities doesn’t make those activities legal. So, in other words, a VPN won’t save you from going to jail if you’re caught doing something shady with it!