At its simplest, you could use this to create a shortcut which automatically connects to the VPN and then launches an app, but it can do much more (we'll talk about that later). Recent additions include encryption improvements (SHA-4096 is always used for authentication handshakes, OpenVPN CBC always uses SHA-256 for data authentication), a highly flexible Automation Rules system enables automatically connecting or disconnecting when you access certain networks, and a string of low-level fixes and enhancements (check out the PIA changelog if you'd like to know more).Ī capable command line app for Windows, Linux and Mac enables automating VPN operations from scripts.
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The Android app has been certified by the ioXt Alliance, verifying that it complies with standards in areas like cryptography, software verification and updates. PIA's desktop apps now have enhanced obfuscation features to help you bypass VPN detection (and avoid being blocked) in not-so-privacy-friendly countries. This isn't as powerful as a VPN – there's no encryption, it doesn't change your IP address – but you use it on devices like Smart TVs, games consoles, and many others which don't support running PIA's apps. PIA has introduced a Smart DNS option, a handy tool which provides a quick and easy way of unblocking some websites. PIA offers plenty of server locations, as well as tech to evade VPN detection (Image credit: Private Internet Access) New features
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