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VPN Features

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A VPN feature is a specific function or capability that enhances the performance, security, and usability of a Virtual Private Network (VPN). Some common functions or VPN features include encryption, IP masking, kill switches, split tunneling and multiple device support. These features vary across different VPN providers but generally aim to improve your online experience by safeguarding your data and privacy.

A VPN diverts your connected device’s internet connection through a secure private server rather than your ISP. This provides an opportunity to encrypt your data, mask your IP address, get around geo-restrictions, and limit tracking your online activity. This makes it significantly more difficult for hackers or cyber threats to find any success in obtaining your sensitive personal information.

IP masking occurs when your real IP address is replaced by another IP address from your VPN server. This makes it more difficult for websites, online applications, and other third parties to identify your location and identity.

High-level encryption is the use of advanced cryptographic tools and technology to encode data and communications with high security, in order to make it unreadable from the outside. VPN services engage in high-level encryption to make sure that the traffic between your device and the VPN server is safe from interceptions.