OysterVPN

by Oyster Digital Solutions

OysterVPN is a Windows VPN client for people who want to route browsing, streaming and file transfers through servers in different countries.

Operating system: Windows

Publisher: Oyster Digital Solutions

Release: OysterVPN 1.7.1

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OysterVPN is a Windows VPN client for people who want to route everyday internet traffic through a remote server. It can be used while browsing, streaming or transferring files, including on public Wi-Fi. The service offers server locations in multiple countries, so users can choose a location for a particular session. It also supports other device types, including phones and routers.

Choose a VPN server manually or connect automatically, with no service-imposed data or speed limits.

After signing in, users can select a server or let the app choose one automatically. The client encrypts traffic and presents the server's IP address instead of the user's public address. A kill switch can interrupt internet access if the VPN disconnects, while DNS leak protection and a NAT firewall add connection controls. The service has no data or speed limits and supports peer-to-peer traffic.

Features:

  • Connect to servers in multiple countries
  • Select a server or use automatic selection
  • Encrypt traffic through the VPN connection
  • Interrupt internet access after VPN disconnection
  • Apply DNS leak protection and a NAT firewall
  • Use peer-to-peer connections without data caps
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