Windows users will have access to a kill switch, which terminates internet access if VPN connection is lost, but it needs to be activated manually. We couldn’t find any information about the encryption algorithm it uses and customer support ignored our email. To protect your privacy, VirtualShield uses the L2TP and OpenVPN UDP/TCP connection protocols but is silent on the matter of encryption.
Weirdly, India didn't appear in the Windows app but Serbia and Switzerland, which aren’t on the website list, were offered as an option. Its website states that it has servers in ten countries: the United States, Canada, Germany, France, the Netherlands, India, the United Kingdom, Australia, Japan, and Singapore. This VPN service is run by VirtualShield LLC, with headquarters in Los Angeles, California.
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