PureVPN

PureVPN's routing controls are the useful starting point. Split tunneling chooses which apps use the VPN, while the kill switch controls what happens when the connection drops. WireGuard and obfuscated-server options provide different connection approaches.

The product page also advertises password management, monitoring and data-removal tools in the wider offer. Compare the VPN features attached to the plan before choosing a bundle, particularly if those other jobs are already covered by services you use.

PureVPN's policy describes connection-day and ISP/support information alongside its activity-log exclusions. A dedicated-IP add-on has a separate retention rule: the assigned VPN IP remains in its records for twenty-five days after the subscription ends. That is a product-specific distinction if you need a stable address rather than a shared exit. App statistics and support contacts are also separate from the contents of the tunnel.