Improving accessibility: An Aircove case study
As users of varying technical ability have begun using Aircove, it’s also driven us to think about inclusivity more broadly.
KPMG LLP completes new assessment of ExpressVPN’s Privacy Policy claims
Auditors independently examined ExpressVPN systems to verify our no-logs policy.
ExpressVPN launches an online store
We’re celebrating with a limited-time promotion on all Aircove products.
TunnelVision: ExpressVPN’s statement and assessment of the technique
ExpressVPN users are protected from the leak thanks to the robust design of our kill switch, Network Lock.
Welcoming Osaka as our newest VPN server location
Residents and travelers alike can use the internet as if they are in Osaka, even when they’re away.
ExpressVPN publishes new third-party audit report and research paper on DNS leaks
We recently invited a third-party firm to conduct a penetration test on our Windows apps to ensure the remediation of a DNS issue related to split tunneling.
ExpressVPN and TCL partner to bring secure streaming to smart TVs
ExpressVPN now comes preinstalled on all TCL smart TVs with a 30-day free trial.
Introducing Aircove Go, the first portable router with a built-in VPN
Our compact router model lets you easily set up a private, secure bubble of Wi-Fi anywhere.
ExpressVPN offers premium VPN experience to Kempinski guests worldwide
Our new partnership provides guests at selected Kempinski hotels and residences with an ExpressVPN free trial.
Announcing our new transparency report
ExpressVPN commits to transparency with biannual reports on user data requests.
Split tunneling returns to all Windows users
Cybersecurity firm Nettitude has conducted a security audit on our Windows apps to verify the remediation of the DNS issue related to split tunneling....
After a tip, ExpressVPN acts swiftly to protect customers
Following a fix of the issue that prompted this post, split tunneling was restored to all Windows versions, and cybersecurity firm Nettitude has since...
Dynamic MTU: How we fixed a common cause of browsing problems
When data packets are too large for their transmission route.
