Tutorial on using Secureline VPN on Avast
VPN is essential for any user who frequently accesses the Internet over a wireless network. There are several reasons why people should use this VPN and that also makes the accounts that are used while surfing the internet safe today. When a user tries to connect to a WiFi network without a VPN, nasty things can happen and one of them is listening. With the current WLAN, it is still possible to intercept other networks and operation is also very simple, there are even many tools or programs that can be used to access WLAN connections with just one click.
Someone who taps on WLAN can log into the desired account directly, since all networks are not secure or can be referred to as http without http (s), everything is clearly visible. It is different again if the website you are visiting supports a secure https connection; the possibility of eavesdropping is of course very limited. The mechanism of this tapping is to make the current IP a gateway or entry gateway that will be used by all online users to be better recognized. By manipulating the gateway, this person can call up all existing network statistics, be it a cookie.
It is different again when the user uses a VPN program, of course everything remains secure and tap-proof, because This VPN is used as an intermediary to create a secure path. Avast Anti Virus has embedded a VPN feature called Secureline which is a paid feature that users can only use for free for 7 days. Avast Secureline is worth activating as this feature is already from an antivirus and supports many servers in many countries. By purchasing a VPN product from Avast, users can enjoy everything and the internet speed stays the same and is not limited at all.
This Secureline VPN used to have its own program and had to be installed, but now it is integrated directly into the Avast Anti Virus program and it is also very easy to use. I thought that in the past this feature could be used for free if the user only bought an antivirus product, but in fact it was impossible and had to buy it myself with a separate package. The VPN servers on Avast are all UP and rarely go out. There are also servers in Asian parts like Singapore, Japan and Australia. And most of them are in the US. How to use VPN Secureline in the Avast program.
First, open Avast and make sure you have activated this product by purchasing it or trying it for free for 7 days.
Next, please click on Menu tool in the Avast program and a submenu will appear, just select on VPN Secureline.
Now please select the desired server location, please click on the section Change the place and a popup will appear to choose a server from a specific country.
When you have it selected, click the button on the last step associate and wait a maximum of 1 minute and the VPN will connect.
Just right? Using this VPN will neither make the internet process fast nor slow. Please try to measure the internet speed. If it’s slow, just change the server to a nearby country like Singapore and see the difference. Not all VPNs on the list support p2p and torrenting, and only a few are marked with the p2p symbol. Using a VPN is very suitable if the user always uses WiFi every day. So to avoid account theft, it’s better to keep using a VPN on all devices that use WiFi.
Listening to this WiFi connection cannot be done quickly as it requires packets of up to 100MB or more as the gateway receives a lot of requests causing it to fetch all the pages that are present. Whether from an application or from the web, if you are not using https it will definitely be properly recognized. If the WiFi connection isn’t very slow, people won’t be able to overhear. If you have any questions about any of the above, please comment.
Hopefully useful and good luck
