Kodi is an impressive open source home entertainment platform that is very easy to use, free, powerful and flexible. You can spend endless hours streaming TV, movies, sports, music and many other contents via Kodi.The problems are:1) Security: There are a lot of anonymous third-parties contributors that develop Kodi addons. There are no guarantees those addons are "clean and friendly".2) Privacy: Your ISP (Internet Service Provider) knows that you are watching tons of pay-TV for free and that is a real cause of concern.3) Live TV and sport channels are commonly blocked based on geo-location and you are unable to stream the content.A cheap and effective way to over the above problems is to use VPN (Virtual Private Network) with Kodi. It only cost you a few dollars per month and protect you on all fronts. The VPN reroute your internet connection through a secure and encrypted server, therefore effectively hide your identity online and on the platforms like Kodi. With that, your ISP and other legal entities no longer able to trace and track your online activities.Lots of great content is blocked based on geographical location. With VPN, you and get around geo-restriction and streaming those contents with just a click on VPN. The connection can be re-routed through servers located in different cities and countries around the world. The geo can be unblocked by switching to the right VPN server. In this book, I will show you how to install lastest Kodi 17 (Krypton) into Raspberry Pi 2 or 3 via OSMC. I will also describe how to install and configure OpenVPN on your Raspberry Pi. There are more than 200 original photos taken to show details of every step to enable you perform the task. Simple approaches are used in this book so that non-technical users can also understand and perform installation process.Total of four VPN services providers used in this book: IPVanish, ExpressVPN, Ivacy and NordVPN. In fact, you should be able to install other VPN services into Raspberry Pi after studied the above four examples!