PROS:
• A VPN can help protect your data from being intercepted by third parties, such as your ISP or government organizations. This is especially important if you use public Wi-Fi networks often.
• A VPN can also help bypass censorship restrictions imposed by countries or organizations. This can be useful if you’re trying to access blocked content in another country (such as China).
• Some VPNs offer additional features that can be helpful, such as DNS leak protection and kill switches.
CONS:
• Setting up a VPN on your iPhone can be slightly more complicated than doing so on other devices (such as laptops). However, there are many user-friendly apps available that make the process fairly straightforward.
• Using a VPN will usually slow down your internet connection speed slightly, as your data has to travel further through the tunnel before reaching its destination. However, this shouldn’t be noticeable for most users unless you’re streaming video or downloading large files. Overall, the benefits of using a VPN usually outweigh the negatives.
First, log in to your router control panel. If you’re not sure how to do this, check your router’s documentation or contact your ISP.
Next, open the VPN tab (1) and click on the “Add a profile” button (2).
Enter the following information:
Profile Name: ExpressVPN
Server Address: Enter aExpressVPN server address here. You can find these in the “server list” section of your account dashboard.
Transmission Protocol: Select UDP
Authentication Type: SelectStatic Key
Static Key: Copy and paste the shared key from your account dashboard here
Click “Save/Apply” (3) when you are finished. Your router is now configured for ExpressVPN!
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Once you’ve done that, tap “Add VPN Configuration.” You’ll then need to press “Type” and pick the type of VPN protocol you’re using. After that, you’ll need to type in a description, remote ID, and a server for the VPN.
Following these steps should help you get your iPhone connected to a VPN.
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