Strict no-logs policy
The most important VPN promise is not only speed but whether it stores data that can reconstruct browsing behavior.
Features
Explain VPN security clearly, beyond the connect button
This feature page explains the questions users actually ask: no logs, Secure Core, NetShield, Kill Switch, speed numbers and device coverage.
Core features
Every feature maps to a real risk
The cards are intentionally detailed so users understand the risk and use case behind every label.
Secure Core routing
Traffic can route through privacy-friendly core servers before reaching exit nodes, reducing exposure in higher-risk conditions.
NetShield blocking
DNS-level filtering helps block ads, trackers and malicious domains before pages finish loading.
VPN Accelerator
Protocol optimization and routing improvements help long-distance connections keep more usable speed.
Kill Switch and leak protection
If the VPN drops, Kill Switch prevents traffic from falling back to an unprotected connection.
Streaming, P2P and gaming
Scenario-based nodes make it easier to choose routes for video, file transfer, games and remote work.
Secure Core
Multi-hop routing fits sensitive scenarios, not every session
Users can misunderstand Secure Core. It reduces exit-node exposure for sensitive routes, but it can add latency.
Scenario choice
Turn on different protection sets by scenario
A long page should tell users how to combine features by real scenario.
Public Wi-Fi
Enable auto-connect, Kill Switch, DNS leak protection and NetShield.
Regional access
Choose target-country nodes and compare latency and throughput.
Sensitive work
Use Secure Core and accept some speed tradeoff for stronger route privacy.
Streaming games
Prioritize low latency and high throughput routes.
Feature visuals
Visuals make abstract security concepts understandable
Global network
Server choice gives users alternate routes for different regions, ISPs and use cases.
Streaming and gaming
Video needs throughput, games need latency, calls need stability.
Multi-device protection
Desktop, mobile, browser and TV entry points reduce drop-off during download.
FAQ
Feature FAQ
What is the biggest difference between free and paid VPN?
Usually server choice, congestion, streaming/P2P support, Secure Core, connected devices and advanced security controls.
Will a VPN slow down my connection?
Encryption and routing add overhead, but high-quality nodes, close locations and protocol optimization can reduce the impact.
Does no logs mean total anonymity?
No. It means the provider does not store browsing logs, but websites, accounts, payment methods and browser fingerprints can still identify you.