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Kill Switch, Split Tunneling, Meshnet, and Multi-Hop Explained
VPN apps bury useful features behind technical names. We explain kill switch, split tunnelling, multi-hop, and Meshnet in plain English, the problem each one solves, and exactly when it is worth turning on.
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VPN vs Antivirus vs Password Manager: Which Tool Do You Need?
These three are not interchangeable. A VPN guards your connection, antivirus your device, a password manager your accounts, and their blind spots barely overlap. We clarify what each protects and why a VPN is not a security suite.
What Is a No-Logs VPN Audit?
Every VPN claims no logs; an audit is what makes the claim checkable. We explain what auditors examine, who performs them, their real limitations, and the trust signals (RAM-only servers, transparency reports) that back them up.
WireGuard vs OpenVPN vs IKEv2: VPN Protocols Explained
Your VPN protocol decides speed, battery life, and stability. We compare WireGuard, OpenVPN, and IKEv2/IPsec on speed, compatibility, firewall evasion, and network switching, so you know which to pick and when.
ExpressKeys Update: Passkeys, Secure Sharing, and a New Cure53 Audit
ExpressVPN password manager ExpressKeys adds passkeys, controlled secure sharing, easy imports, iOS card scanning and a 30-day recovery bin — plus a new Cure53 audit with no high or critical issues.
What Does a VPN Actually Hide?
A VPN does not make you invisible. We lay out exactly what it hides (your traffic and IP from your ISP and websites) and what it does not (logins, cookies, fingerprinting, malware), with a simple mental model.
How to Cancel a VPN Subscription and Avoid Auto-Renewal
VPN subscriptions renew quietly, often at a higher rate. We show where billing actually lives (often the app store, not the app), how to stop auto-renewal, handle trials, claim refunds, and delete your account cleanly.