The Avast VPN application is easy to use, simple and has some good security features. However, it is missing certain essential features, such as a kill switch and split tunneling. It also lacks an Ad-blocker integrated. It’s an excellent overall service however, there are other options with better features at an affordable cost.
Anyone who has used Avast antivirus software is familiar with the Windows client’s easy to navigate interface. It’s easy to use and understand. The burger menu on the right side of the screen will take you to „Settings.” You can connect automatically or manually by clicking on the Change Location button. You’ll then be able to view a list of connections that are that is categorized according to region, and function (P2P streaming, P2P).
Avast VPN provides a high level of security due to its 256-bit AES encryption, which stops WebRTC leaks as well as DNS leaks. It also supports the highly secured OpenVPN protocol, and comes with beta support WireGuard. This allows you to connect to locations where VPNs are not available. It’s a great solution for those who experience intermittent internet connectivity.
Avast’s privacy policies are more transparent than others, and it does not log your IP address or websites you visit. But it does record the amount of data uploaded and downloaded over your session.
Avast VPN offers a free 7-day trial that doesn’t require any credit card. You can then pick between one, twoor three-year subscription for up to five devices. It accepts credit cards, PayPal and Perfect Money, but doesn’t offer cash or cryptocurrencies.