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Designed for startups and growing businesses
Brand: Avast
Avast SecureLine VPN is an easy-to-use tool that hides your online activity and protects your data when using the internet.
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Brand: Avast
Founded Year: 1988
Avast is a security software development company that protects people from threats on the internet.
Core Modules
Privacy Protection
Encryption Protocols
Performance & Monitoring
Usability Features
Compliance Management
Advanced Firewall Features
Administrative Features
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Small Business
Designed for startups and growing businesses
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4.4
Out of 5
Overall Rating
Based on
16 Verified Reviews
Rating Breakdown
91% Recommend this Product
Add ReviewUsers generally appreciate Avast SecureLine VPN for its affordability, user-friendly interface, and solid security features, such as AES-256 encryption and a reliable kill switch. Many find it convenient for casual use, particularly for streaming services like Netflix. However, common complaints include limited device connections, a lack of advanced features, and concerns about privacy due to past data handling controversies. Additionally, some users are disappointed by the absence of a monthly plan and the higher costs after the initial trial period.
Pros
"Strong encryption, works on multiple platforms, reliable kill switch and Smart VPN auto-connect."
"Clean and intuitive UI, 60-day trial, works reliably for basic streaming."
"User-friendly interface, strong AES-256/WireGuard encryption, auto-kill switch and DNS leak protection."
Cons
"Struggles with Netflix/BBC iPlayer, slower speeds on distant servers."
"Logs connection metadata, parent company data-sale history, limited advanced features."
"Smaller server network, mixed Netflix performance, subscription costs rise after discount."
Jun 5, 2025
Techjockey Verified
“Decent Security, But Streaming Limitations”
I’m using SecureLine across Windows, Mac, and mobile and love that it auto-connects on public Wi Fi. Testing its streaming servers, it handled Netflix okay, though it failed with BBC?iPlayer and Hulu. Speeds were solid locally, but on longer-distance servers, I noticed a 40–60% drop—enough to affect HD streaming. I like the kill switch and leak protection, but if you rely on VPN for high-end streaming or gaming, this might not cut it.
Pros
Strong encryption, works on multiple platforms, reliable kill switch and Smart VPN auto-connect.
Cons
Struggles with Netflix/BBC iPlayer, slower speeds on distant servers.
Reason to switch
I moved from ExpressVPN to SecureLine for a simpler all-around security bundle, though I’m keeping ExpressVPN for streaming-heavy sessions.
Apr 7, 2025
Techjockey Verified
“Great for Beginners, But Privacy Concerns Linger”
I got SecureLine bundled with Avast antivirus and was impressed at how smooth the experience was—it’s clean, intuitive, and it’s hard to mess anything up. The 60-day trial gave me a good window to test out browsing and YouTube streaming, and it performed well. But digging deeper, I realized Avast still logs connection timestamps and data volumes for up to 35 days, and their parent company was fined $16.5?M for selling user data—so I’m uneasy about privacy. Plus, there’s no obfuscation or multihop features. It’s fine for casual use, but privacy hawks might feel uneasy.
Pros
Clean and intuitive UI, 60-day trial, works reliably for basic streaming.
Cons
Logs connection metadata, parent company data-sale history, limited advanced features.
Reason to switch
I moved from Surfshark to SecureLine for its seamless UI and antivirus integration—but may switch back if I need stronger privacy guarantees.
Jan 9, 2025
Techjockey Verified
“Easy Setup, Solid Security—But Pricey After the Trial”
I switched to Avast SecureLine because I wanted something that just works—no fiddling with advanced settings. Setup was a breeze: authenticated, picked a server, and I was instantly protected. The app even auto-activates on public Wi Fi, which gives me peace of mind at cafés. During testing, it never leaked my IP or DNS, and the kill switch feels solid. The problem? After the first-year discount the monthly price jumps up, and their 700 servers in 34 countries don’t feel as flexible as other top-tier services. Still, for everyday browsing with decent protection, it does the job.
Pros
User-friendly interface, strong AES-256/WireGuard encryption, auto-kill switch and DNS leak protection.
Cons
Smaller server network, mixed Netflix performance, subscription costs rise after discount.
Reason to switch
I moved from NordVPN because SecureLine integrated nicely with my Avast antivirus, and I liked the simplicity even if it meant losing some server variety.
Avast SecureLine VPN
AED 249.00 excl. GST
Desktop
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Web based
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Avast SecureLine VPN works by encrypting your internet traffic and sending it through a secure server. This clever process hides your actual IP address, replacing it with a shared one from the server you select, which boosts your online privacy and security.
The pricing of Avast SecureLine VPN starts from AED 249.00/year at Techjockey.com.?
The major users of Casual Browsers, Frequent Travelers, Public Wi-Fi Users, Avast Antivirus Customers, Media Consumers, and more.?
Yes, Avast SecureLine VPN is safe to use.
No, Avast SecureLine VPN is not free, but it does offer a free trial.
Yes, you can delete/uninstall Avast SecureLine VPN from device setting.
Terms and Condtions
Users with registered businesses can purchase goods from merchants on the platform to satisfy their business needs. Users are not permitted to utilize any products acquired through the platform for resale, advertising, business, or further distribution.
For each purchase made, users will receive a Tax Invoice (or 'GST invoice') that includes specific details such as:
the GSTIN of the user associated with their registered business, and
the specified Entity Name for their business.
It should be noted that not all products are eligible for GST Invoice. Only the products displayed by participating sellers with the 'GST-based Invoice Available' callout on the product description page would qualify.
Certain goods and services are not eligible to get a GST Invoice, including items with VAS, i.e., Value Added Services (e.g., Total Mobile Protection/Assured Buyback) and those involving an exchange offer at the time of purchase.
Users must ensure the accuracy of the GSTIN, and business entity name provided for the GST Invoice. Requests for corrections into GST Invoice would not be accommodated by Techjockey.com or any Seller, and any issues arising from user-provided information are the sole responsibility of users.
Techjockey.com is not liable for the GST Invoice or any associated input tax credit. To efficiently claim an input tax credit, users should select the registered place of business address as per the GST authority's data and follow the provisions of the GST Act and rules.
To claim an input tax credit, the delivery and billing addresses must match. Furthermore, input tax credits will not be granted if the delivery address and GSTIN on the invoice are from different states. In case of incorrect GST details provided during the order placement, the order will be canceled automatically.
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