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fix(data): AVG Secure VPN protocols per platform - #231
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Data update
Overview
Recheck of AVG Secure VPN. Nearly all of it still matches - policy (October 2026), prices, the 60-day trial, entities and no audit.
The protocol list was the stale bit. AVG's FAQ now spells out each platform: WireGuard, OpenVPN and Mimic on Windows and Android, IPsec and Mimic on Macs, and OpenVPN, IPsec and Mimic on iPhones. So IPsec goes in as
other, same as the Avast file does it. The split tunnelling note now says it's the Android app that lets you exclude apps, since the iPhone guide doesn't list it.Sources
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Footnotes
AVG Secure VPN FAQ ↩
Using AVG Secure VPN on mobile ↩