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VPN (Virtual Private Network) software creates encrypted tunnels between devices and servers, protecting internet traffic from surveillance, tampering, and geographic restrictions. Consumer VPNs route personal internet traffic through servers in other locations, masking IP addresses and encrypting data on public WiFi networks. Business VPNs provide secure remote access to corporate networks, allowing employees to connect to internal resources from outside the office. VPN protocols (WireGuard, OpenVPN, IKEv2) determine the balance between speed, security, and compatibility across different implementations. Split tunneling selectively routes only specific traffic through the VPN while allowing other traffic to use the direct connection. Multi-device support protects all of a user's devices—computers, phones, tablets, and routers—under a single subscription. Kill switch features block all internet traffic if the VPN connection drops, preventing accidental unprotected browsing. Server networks span dozens of countries with hundreds or thousands of server locations for choosing connection geography.