Avast SecureLine VPN & Privacy
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Control your VPN status and connected location, plus turn Ad Blocker on/off.
Secure your privacy and unlock greater online freedom.
Avast SecureLine VPN browser extension lets you control your VPN connection and Ad Blocker right from your browser toolbar.
Please note that to use this extension, you'll also need an active subscription and our VPN desktop app, which provides additional features and settings. With Avast SecureLine VPN, you can keep your internet connection safer and more private, and access the content you love, whether you’re at home or on the move.
– Browse like no one’s watching: Keep your online activities hidden from internet service providers, hackers, and companies with our private VPN. One click, and they can’t see them.
– Connect with stronger security: Help protect your private data with bank-grade encryption that tunnels your communication through any network, even on unsecured public Wi-Fi.
– Access the content you love: Change the location you appear to be connecting from with a click, giving you safer access to your favorite shows, videos, and websites, whether you’re at home or on the move.
Key features of Avast SecureLine VPN include:
– With over 100 VPN locations worldwide, you can enjoy what you’re doing more securely, privately, and without interruption.
– Optimized for streaming: Watch shows and sports wherever you are with streaming-optimized servers and ample bandwidth for a high-quality experience.
– Ad Blocker: Block intrusive ads and manage your VPN directly from your desktop browser.
– No-logging policy: When you’re connected to Avast VPN servers, we don’t track the apps you use, the websites you visit, or the content you can consume.
Latest reviews
- Mykola Ponomarenko
- Very often IP services are blacklisted as used by criminals and blocked.
- Yusha Khan
- Good speed, But what most people are complaining is that THIS EXTENSION SHOULD BE STANDAOLNE, IT SHOULD WORK SEPARATELY from software!
- A CM
- What about the speed? Is it better than the speed of SecureLine VPN for Windows? We had to stop using it...
- Or
- yap
- Frederick Chavré (Riverfreddy)
- I'm testing now for my network. Ill reconvene in 45 days. Freddy
- C C
- Hmm, well, I know that Avast has a good reputation, but when my license is up, I'm switching. Since using their SecureLine VPN, I've had Google associate me to incorrect servers for 2 years now. This started happening the minute I began using Avast's VPN. First in Czechia and now in the past few days, in the United Kingdom. Avast first had me routed through their server in Czechia. I continually get blocked from US sites (I live in the US.) and have to disconnect my VPN in order to get into a website. All of my ads are in either the Czech language, or in relation to the UK. I'm at my wit's end with Avast and Google NEVER seems to address the problem either. There are scores of users who have posted the same issue. Secondly, I tried to cancel my subscription for Avast's VPN. They put it on me to find out which credit card I used otherwise, they could not find my account and could not cancel the subscription. Excuse my language, but Whiskey-Tango-Foxtrot!!! With all of the technology out there, this cannot be acceptable.
- Nguyễn Quang Hưng
- Very convenient when use with application
- Scotty
- Simply cut me off from the internet, I guess it half did the job, no one could see me!
- Mikhail Abakanovich
- Good but no opportunity to change location if already ON VPN as app in Windows *, for example.
- Matan Ganot
- cool app
- Pini
- LIKE
- Dillon
- Service is fine, kept getting pop ups from Avast to install this extension despite having all notifications muted.
- Adam Aley
- Definitely my go to VPN, I really like the new browser extension, much quicker to turn on and off, built in WebRTC blocker.
- Michel Marlon Mielnik
- linux please!
- Esther R. Scott
- I ran into a glitch as far as my location is concerned which was my personal problem, (didn't like the city that they kept putting on. But other than that, my Mac ran better with it on more than it did without it. You can tell the difference.