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The Google One VPN will now be also be available to those on the Basic 100GB and Standard 200GB tiers as well. This opens up the service — available on Android and iOS as well asWindows and macOSin 22 countries — to those paying as little as $2 per month or $20 per year.
One thing to note here is thatPixel 7 series buyerswere offered five years of free access to the Google One VPN, so this move may make that a moot benefit if they’re already signed up to the Basic or Standard Google One plans. That said, just because you have a Pixel 7 or Pixel 7 Pro in your pocket doesn’t mean you’re paying for Google One.
To top it off, if you useGoogle Fi, the company’s virtual wireless carrier, you also have access toa separate VPN serviceexclusive to your cellular phones. Fi also offers a complimentary Google One 100GB subscription (or an analogous discount for the 200GB and 2TB monthly plans), for those on its Unlimited Plus plan though, so you’re also gaining access to the One VPN client on your other devices with this announcement.
All One members in the US can also opt into a new dark web monitoring service which will let you track whether your name, address, email, phone number, and social security number have been found on dark web sources. Google will notify users of any finds and suggest ways to defend against potential identity fraud.
The company says users can add or take away information from their monitoring profile or stop the service at any time.
UPDATE: 2025-06-13 12:53 EST BY JULES WANG
Correction
The original version of this article implied that Google Fi offered all customers a complimentary 200GB Google One subscription or $2 discount on a higher tier. We regret the error.
