Avast SecureLine VPN
subscription VPN service
Avast SecureLine VPN is a VPN service developed by Czech cybersecurity software company Avast. It is available for Android, Microsoft Windows, macOS and iOS operating systems and through the Avast One app. A late 2026 refresh of the app announced new features including double VPN, IP rotation, and VPN pause features.
The VPN can be set to automatically turn on when the user connects to a public Wi-Fi.
Functionality
Similar to other VPNs, SecureLine works by making the user appear in a different place via changing the user's IP address, bypassing internet censorship for the country the user is in or Wi-Fi the user is using. The VPN can be set to automatically turn on when the user connects to a public Wi-Fi, uses torrent apps, uses banking websites or apps, or streaming videos.
Security features of Avast SecureLine VPN include: 256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard, single shared IP, DNS leak protection, kill switch, and Smart Connection Rules.
In 2026, Avast added an option for a "double VPN" (aka "multi-hop") routing traffic through two VPN servers to provide an extra layer of protection. The update also added the ability for users to select "IP rotation" that automatically selects a new IP address as frequently as every 30 seconds, making it more difficult for third parties to track users by associating activities with one fixed IP address.
The 2026 refresh also added an option to activate post-quantum encryption.
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