This VPN product is a new service Avast offers, and we find it hard to believe they haven’t tried this earlier. There are ways to use their VPN service And just like when you use their antivirus software, you will not even notice it running. Currently the service is available for Mac and Pcs, as well as a.

Avast is one of the tech giants specializing in cybersecurity and IT software and its' built-in VPN service is one of the best built-in VPNs out there. Is one of the most popular VPN services having one of the widest range of locations and suitable with almost every operating system. Are you struggling in choosing between one of them?

Check out this article! Avast SecureLine VPN is a virtual private network developed by one of the tech giants Avast. Founded in 1988, today, the company has more than 435 million users around the world. Avast develops a variety of products for business users and consumers, including free and paid antivirus and Internet security solutions (,, ), performance tools () and privacy () applications across all the major operating systems and IoT devices.

Avast SecureLine VPN is a virtual private network. This service is used to encrypt internet connection, disguise users’ locations and prevent others from tracking and seeing online activities. PROS CONS VERDICT Good performance rates Could seem a bit expensive if purchased per device Avast SecureLine VPV offers good performance and steady connections, however, has a limited feature set and could seem a bit expensive for a single device. Quick and easy to set up Limited additional features Steady connections Separate mobile plans Avast SecureLine VPN setup is pretty simple and quick, for us, it took about three to four minutes to download and set up on a PC, while on the Android device it too only a minute Pricing Avast SecureLine VPN is usually built-in in Avast security software. Users also can download it as a stand-alone program. It starts at $59.99 per year for a single PC or Mac.

A license for a single Android, or iOS device it starts at $19.99 per year. Users can also get a subscription which covers up to 5 devices for $79.99 per year. Avast SecureLine VPN also provides users with a 7-day free trial. Features Avast, just like any full-featured VPN service provides users with the following: • Avoid geographical restriction and censorship • P2P support • 54 servers in server locations in 34 countries, including China and Russia.

• Simultaneous connections for up to 5 devices. • No bandwidth limits. However, even though Avast SecureLine VPN is one of the best built-in programs, and offers reliable features, it cannot truly compete with full-featured VPN brands, as it lacks some features including Kill Switch, ad blocker, or a manual or 3rd-party connection. Protections Even though Avast says not to log user data, in order to start using Avast SecureLine you need to provide the company your real name and street address, and it only accepts Credit Card or PayPal payment methods.

Avast supports some of the known and reliable IKEv2/IPsec, OpenVPN, L2TP/IPsec protocols, so the connections are well-protected. In order to protect users’ privacy, Avast SecureLine VPN applies AES-256 protocol, which encrypts data transmissions. Performance Avast SecureLine VPN demonstrates good overall performance and steady connections.

The VPN service works pretty well, however, the connection time is relatively slow, in comparison to other products. Customer support Avast offers customer support for its VPN users, same as with any other Avast product. Users can contact Avast technicians via phone or email.

The premium Total Care support is available 24/7 starts at $199.00 for unlimited calls and 3 devices. Simple Fix support starts at $79.00 per call. The also offers beneficial and useful information for every Avast product, including how-to articles, activation, sales and billing help, request for refund and other useful links. The final verdict Avast SecureLine VPN offers users a relatively good overall performance and steady connections.

The service performs quickly and is decent. It is also very easy and quick to set up. However, it might seem a bit expensive per single device and has limited features. • Supports: Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS • Does not allows the 3rd-party connection. • Simultaneous connections: Up to 5 • User data required: real name, street address • Protocols: IKEv2/IPsec, Open VPN, L2TP, IPsec Express VPN is a virtual private network developed by Express VPN International Ltd.

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