PureVPN on Windows (2026): Split Tunnelling by Program, Every Process Counts
On Windows you pick the programs that use the VPN, and every process counts. Here is the setup, the port forwarding question and the price.
How-To Guides
Step-by-step VPN tutorials for beginners: setup, troubleshooting, and getting the most out of your VPN. Clear instructions with screenshots — no technical background needed.
CyberGhost on Android TV (2026): Shield and Chromecast Need a Router
Android TV sets get the CyberGhost app from Google Play, but CyberGhost lists the Shield and Chromecast under router setup. Here is how to check your box.
CyberGhost on iPhone (2026): The 7-Day Trial and Its Refund Catch
The iOS trial runs 7 days, but it bills through Apple, outside CyberGhost’s 45-day guarantee. Here is the setup, the missing features and the fixes.
CyberGhost on Mac (2026): Website or App Store, and What It Lacks
Macs from High Sierra to Tahoe run CyberGhost, with a 24-hour trial. Where you pay decides the refund, and the Mac app skips split tunnelling.
CyberGhost on Windows (2026): Split Tunnelling by Website Only
The Windows app is CyberGhost’s fullest, but its split tunnelling excludes websites, not apps. Here is the setup, the trial and the protocol dispute.
CyberGhost on Firestick (2026): Works on Fire OS, Not on Vega
Fire OS sticks run CyberGhost but has no Vega OS app. Here is the setup, the PIN sign-in and the refund rule for Appstore purchases.
Proton VPN on iPhone (2026): Setup and What Breaks
Proton VPN on iPhone is free, runs WireGuard and Stealth, and lacks split tunnelling. Setup, plus fixes for Private Relay and Visual Voicemail.
Proton VPN on Android TV (2026): Setup and What Breaks
Proton VPN runs free on Android TV, but streaming is paid-only. QR sign-in, protocols, split tunnelling vs kill switch, and the Ethernet bug.
VPN Shutdowns (2026): The Big Closures, and Where Users Went
Google, Microsoft and Atlas VPN all closed their VPNs. What users got in each case, and the signs of a provider built to last.
VPN on Router vs Device (2026): Which Setup Fits
Routers cover every device as one connection but can cap speeds; apps are faster and more flexible. When to use each, and the mix most homes need.