Servers in Brazil
Every plan on sale goes through FortiSafe's servers in Salvador: once connected, you browse with a Brazilian IP from anywhere in the world. The servers in São Paulo, also on the map, are part of the worldwide network and come with the plan for other countries, which is on the way.
- Worldwide network (plan coming soon)
- Brazil network (plans on sale)
- Brazil network, under construction
Each dot marks the city center, not the server's address.
What they're for
- Brazilian bank apps from abroad.
- gov.br and public services that refuse access from outside Brazil.
- Brazilian sites and systems that only open from inside the country.
What about speed, living far away?
The farther you are from Salvador, the more delay the connection has: from the United States or Europe you'll notice it on video calls and games. There's no other way to get a Brazilian IP — the server has to be in Brazil.
Brazil network under construction under construction
FortiSafe is setting up servers in Salvador — shown on the map as an open circle. Once they are ready, they join the map like the others.
Questions about the servers in Brazil
Where do the plans exit?
Through FortiSafe's servers in Brazil, currently in Salvador. The map on this page comes from our system.
Do I have to pick a server?
No. On today's plans, the app's list only shows the servers in Brazil used by the plans on sale.
What about servers in other countries?
They're on the general server map and come with the plan for other countries, which is on the way.
A Brazilian IP, wherever you are.
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