I won't go extensively over the antivirus part, as our primary focus here is the VPN service. Meanwhile, avast! is silently running a virus scan in the background. When you click continue several times, you'll face the usual loading bar for the installation of the different components.Īt the end of the setup wizard, you get. The only weird thing is the screen called 'Please Don't Skip This - Read it Carefully.' which explains that just like search engines, Avast collects personal information such as your use of the software, to 'help understand new and interesting trends.' Installing Avast! is rather simple: you launch the setup wizard and follow the instructions.
AVAST VPN REVIEW 2016 PRO
To test Avast SecureLine VPN, I bought a license of Avast Pro Antivirus, which is the paid version of their free offering, minus the annoying popups asking you to upgrade.īut they also have higher-end products including a firewall, like Internet Security or even Premier which comes with all the bells and whistles (file encryption, shredder, and other tools that make it more a mega-suite than the entry level security suite). Still, if Avast is your antivirus of choice, SecureLine integration makes things easier. They now offer a separate package with just the VPN, if you're already using a security suite from another vendor. You can now use Avast SecureLine VPN without installing Avast antivirus. There's not much to set Avast SecureLine apart from the rest of the VPN services, except its deep integration with the antivirus from the same vendor, and its simplicity. While Avast is well-known for their free antivirus, their VPN service is paid at $59.99 a year for the PC version. Avast SecureLine VPN is a VPN service made by the famous Czech antivirus company Avast
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