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Is using a VPN against Steam Terms of Service?
Yes. The Steam VPN rules are very clear. Using a VPN is absolutely against Steam Terms of Service, Steam parent company Valve reserves the right to suspend or permanently ban your account if you are caught using Steam with a VPN.
But if you want to play geo-restricted games on Steam, a VPN is pretty much your only option. Just understand that you run the risk of an account ban.
If you’re going to risk it, it behooves you to pick the right VPN provider, one sophisticated enough to avoid a Steam VPN ban.
Probably Not, but always remember to use with caution.
Valve only cares what you do in regards to their own store. They're not the computer police. There's nothing wrong with using a VPN in of itself, there's perfectly legitimate uses. It's only when you use a VPN on Steam to defraud Valve is there an issue Valve cares about.
And any accidents or mistakes where you "forgot" are on your own head.
As long as you are not using a VPN to make purchases ON STEAM, then you can use a VPN for what ever you want and Steam/Valve won't care.
Remember, the VPN just can't be used to make purchases on Steam. You can still use one when posting, playing games, ect, on Steam.
Even using it when making a purchase may be fine, provided you are not trying to bypass any regional restrictions or get a lower price from another region.
You think this applies for downloading games as well?