PureVPN delivers a secure and quick experience using new iPad optimised and M1 Mac compatible apps

PureVPN enjoys a solid reputation for being one of the top VPN providers, with 3 million users and counting. And beyond features like pioneering always-on third-party audits that have earned customers’ trust around the world, PureVPN is dedicated to constant development. PureVPN’s latest update is a series of updates that provide iOS and Mac users with native apps. These include M1 Mac support, iPad optimization and iPad optimization. Read on for a closer look at everything you get with PureVPN’s latest software that runs from under $3/month.

PureVPN believes that it is important to create native iOS and Mac applications. This principle is a core principle. With its latest apps this belief is now alive with features like:

• M1 Mac Support
• You can customize whether PureVPN is displayed in the macOS Dock
• iOS App Optimization for iPad
• iOS/macOS system settings can trigger dark and light themes

PureVPN now includes an enhanced kill switch, auto-redial, which ensures no packets get leaked. It also features an updated auto protocol selection, which eliminates unreliable connections. The latest PureVPN features include a refined dedicated IP connection and IP Release for maximum protection.

PureVPN utilizes AES256 military grade encryption to provide you with total security and privacy. And it’s easy to use across devices beyond Mac, iPhone, and iPad like Windows, Android, Linux, and more.

Additional great features include the ability to support 10 multi-logins which makes it an attractive option for families. There is also a global network of 6,500 servers that provides high performance and 24 hour support. There’s also the option to add advanced tools like dedicated IP, port forwarding, DDoS protection, and more.

You can pay upfront to get a 2-year subscription for less than $3/month. Additionally, there are 1-year and 1-month plans available. PureVPN offers a free trial for 31 days, regardless of which option you choose.

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