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Use a wrapper script to start the P81 VPN operation and monitor the amount of time that has passed.
Since HUP and TERM are ignored, force-terminate it using SIGKILL (kill -9) after X minutes.
To automatically halt it, you can also run it under systemd with RuntimeMaxSec=.
To enforce disconnection, you can alternatively employ a watchdog cron job or a timeout.
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Open the Perimeter 81 app, go to Settings, and select the VPN protocol you want to use (e.g., OpenVPN, IKEv2).
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Yes, Perimeter 81 allows multiple simultaneous connections, so you can use it on all your devices.
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Log in to your Perimeter 81 account, go to the subscription settings, and follow the instructions to cancel. You can also contact support for assistance.
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Yes, Perimeter 81 uses strong encryption and has a no-logs policy, ensuring your data is secure and private.
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Open the Perimeter 81 app, go to Settings, and enable the Kill Switch feature to protect your data if the VPN connection drops.
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