How to bring FortiSafe here
| Path | What it solves | What it needs |
|---|---|---|
| Through the router | A TV of any brand, and everything else in the house. | A router that supports WireGuard. |
| Through a streaming device | The TV, by way of the device plugged into it. | A device running Fire TV or Android TV. Our app is on the Amazon store for Fire TV, and on Google Play for Android TV. |
| An app on a TV with Google TV or Android TV | The TV on its own, without touching the router. | Our app, from the TV's own Play Store. |
| An app on a Samsung or LG TV | Nothing — it does not exist. | Samsung's and LG's systems do not allow a VPN app. |
Through the router, step by step
- Check whether your router supports WireGuard — the router guide has the list of brands.
- Download the configuration file in your account, under Devices → Use on a router.
- Import the file in the router's VPN settings.
- Turn the connection on and confirm the router shows the tunnel as active.
- Everything connected to that router now exits through Brazil — including the device on this page.
What this does not solve
- We promise access to no service. What FortiSafe delivers is a Brazilian IP and an encrypted connection; what each platform decides to do with that changes without notice, and is not in our hands.
- Through the router or a streaming device, the TV will not show that it is protected: the connection is made by them, and the TV only uses the network. To check, look at the IP in a browser on the device itself, where there is one.
What about FortiSafe?
There are apps for Windows, Linux, Android, Android TV and Fire TV Stick; iPhone and Mac are being built.
For anything that takes no app, the way in is the router — and the configuration file is in your account.
Buying on the website, you have 30 days from each charge to ask for your money back, no reason needed.
Sources
Official pages read on 25 September 2026.