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It’s the big orange square.
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Head to the search bar, and punch in in “Surfshark”.
Since Surfshark has an Amazon-approved system, you won’t need to mess around with sideloading.
The Surfshark app will probably be the first app displayed in the search results.
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While I couldn’t find any dodgy copycat apps, it’s always good to be careful.
Click “Download”, and the app will start downloading onto your Fire Stick.
It will automatically install once the download is complete.
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When that’s finished, you’re ready to go!
The first time you open Surfshark you’ll be asked to get in.
Click ‘“sign on”, and you’ll be presented with a choice.
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Otherwise, you’ll have to tangle with the Fire Stick’s keyboard to key in your credentials.
Connect to an Surfshark server
Select your server
Allow Surfshark to make VPN connections
You’re connected!
Your Fire Stick will pop up saying that Surfshark wants to set up a VPN connection.
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Choose “OK”.
This is the only time you’ll see this pop up unless you reinstall the app.
The app will then pulse while connecting and, in a couple of seconds, you’ll be connected.
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Autoconnect is available, as is a kill switch to protect you should your VPN connection drop out.
you’re free to change your protocol although the vast majority of people should stick to WireGuard.
Further down the parameters page, it’s possible for you to adjust what data you share with Surfshark.
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Once you’re there, select it, and select “Uninstall”.
You could also use the play/pause button to do the same thing.
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