Avast SecureLine VPN

Avast SecureLine VPN is a subscription based virtual private network (VPN) service developed by Avast. It is available for Android, Microsoft Windows, macOS and iOS operating systems.[1]

Avast SecureLine VPN
Avast SecureLine VPN for Windows 10.
Developer(s)Avast
Operating systemAndroid, Microsoft Windows, macOS, iOS
Available in24 languages
TypeVirtual private network
LicenseProprietary software
Websitewww.avast.com/secureline-vpn

The VPN can be set to automatically turn on when the user connects to a public Wi-Fi.[2]

Functionality

Similar to other VPNs, SecureLine works by making the user appear in a different place via changing the users IP address, bypassing internet censorship for the country the user is in or Wi-Fi the user is using. The VPN can be set to automatically turn on when the user connects to a public Wi-Fi.[3]

Security features of Avast SecureLine VPN include: 256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard, single shared IP, DNS leak protection, kill switch, and Smart Connection Rules.[4]

Server locations

Avast has egress servers in more than 60 cities world-wide.[5] Servers in eight cities support P2P connections for protocols like BitTorrent and further servers are dedicated to users of streaming services.[6]

gollark: OC exists, people use it (possibly more), but unlike CC it's actually quite well-managed and doesn't need an unofficial forum.
gollark: I mean "nobody cares", because "there is not much OC news".
gollark: And OC, but nobody cares.
gollark: Because this is a ***CC*** discord.
gollark: Hmm. The security warnings appear on the full rednet API page once per function plus once for the whole page...

See also

References

  1. "Avast SecureLine VPN - Secure any public Wi-Fi". Avast Software. Retrieved 19 June 2015.
  2. Eddy, Max (August 7, 2017). "avast! SecureLine Review & Rating". PC Mag. Retrieved 19 June 2015.
  3. Rashid, Fahmida (25 June 2015). "avast! SecureLine Review & Rating". PC Mag. Retrieved 19 June 2015.
  4. Avast SecureLine VPN Review. Coletta Teske. October 16, 2019. lifewire.com.
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