For example, there are no tooltips for the buttons on the side of the screen. It does the job, but compared to top-flight competitors like ExpressVPN and NordVPN, it feels very sparse.Īlso, using the client feels like PureVPN expects you to know how to use it intuitively, but doesn’t give you the tools to do so. For example, the desktop client is extremely bare bones and hearkens back a decade or so, when VPNs hadn’t hit the mainstream yet. However, extra features and creature comforts can be a little lacking. PureVPN succeeds at this basic test: as far as I can tell, it’s safe to use and successfully spoofs your location. A virtual private network (VPN) serves two purposes: to make you appear like you’re somewhere you’re not and to secure your connection while doing so.
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