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Avast vpn review

Avast SecureLine comes from a well-known antivirus provider and features an intuitive interface for the app that is compatible with the majority of operating systems. Avast SecureLine also provides the option of calling for assistance with customer service, a vast knowledge database with tons of articles and a forum. It’s not the best VPN as it stores logs of connections and also has a limited server network.

The service is a great fit for non-technical users or those trying using a VPN for the first time. It’s compatible with Windows, macOS and iOS and Android. It is easy to install and offers a free seven-day trial without the need for credit card details. It also has a transparent policy that is easily accessible to assist you in understanding how your data is stored.

Its cost is a bit high, and its limiting feature set could be a turn-off for some users. For instance it’s not compatible with Netflix. It also has the limited number of servers in the US. Moving to another provider can resolve this issue.

Avast’s headquarters lie in the Czech Republic. This find this country is not a member of any major international intelligence gathering organization. However, it’s been reported that they cooperate with the Five Eyes group to some extent. Some people may be worried about this, particularly since the company sold browsing history using a software called Jumpshot.