What it does
F-Secure VPN includes unlimited traffic, a kill switch on documented platforms and trusted-network bypass controls for Android and Windows.
F-Secure VPN can bypass selected trusted networks so local devices and services remain reachable. That feature is listed for Android and Windows; its kill switch is listed for Windows, Mac and Android. Check those platform differences when deciding which client should handle a home or work network.
The page offers a full-version 30-day trial. The displayed trial offers renew automatically into an annual subscription unless canceled, so review the renewal terms as well as the required device allowance.
F-Secure's current Total notice gives a more detailed logging scope than the product headline. It describes source-IP, device and session metadata, including anti-abuse logs kept for ninety days, provisioning entries for one year and provisioned-device service events for three months. It says it does not log connections to external destination addresses. The notice covers old and new VPN versions, with a third-party provider involved in the new version; its protocol list in Settings identifies which one you use.
Strengths
- Trusted-network bypass on Android and Windows
- Unlimited traffic listed
Watch out for
- Trusted-network and kill-switch availability differs by platform
Best for
- Users who need to reach local devices on trusted networks
Sources
- F‑Secure VPN — One click to online privacy | F‑Secure (Oct 26, 2026)
- F‑Secure Total privacy notice | F‑Secure (Oct 26, 2026)