Safe VPN Connect - VPN Proxy Reviews – Page 15
4/5 rating based on 243 reviews. Read all reviews for Safe VPN Connect - VPN Proxy for iPhone.
Safe VPN Connect - VPN Proxy is free iOS app published by McAfee, LLC.
Disappointed
Tee0678
Started out great, after the free week I had to delete so I could use my phone. Keep getting directed to enter my log in for the VPN even when it’s disabled.
No go.
rrugdog45
Charge me for C work at and it hasn’t This thing ware wear you a year ago win i paid and it did not work for 8the mouths???? And they billed for a year ?I had a trail No they thought
Just stopped working. Very disappointed.
BJCo1975
Just stopped working. Was OK, now garbage. Gives me an “oops” now when I try to start it. I’m starting to think I made a mistake going with the premium version.
It only connects temporarily
i like my screen name
It works for a while and then randomly disconnects without warning and doesn't tell you that it disconnected. That's bad.
Setting
Wdd51900
The settings change by their self and the app keeps turning off protection after I had turned on it to be automatically turned on
McAfee Safe Connect
Moomer
VPN has made my data more secure when I’m not near trusted networks. I like the simplicity of using McAfee Safe Connect and disconnection whenever I leave a safe WiFi or WAN network; however, I am when I find that iPad or iPhone is compromised because the auto-connection to another WiFi / WAN does not work as suggested in settings.
No macOS? No $47.99/year!
TheHadouJHyrule
I only use operating systems made by Apple! The fact that I only have a Mac, an iPhone, and an Apple Watch gives me all the more reasons not to pay $47.99 a year for 4 extra devices I don’t need, and that are not supported. At this point, I’d rather pay $9.99 a year for just my iPhone. Perhaps, in a future update, they could allow users to buy a plan for the exact amount of devices they have, so they don’t have to charge you for unnecessary devices, especially those operating systems that aren’t fully supported (like macOS, watchOS, and tvOS). If not, Cylance should be able to make a better one. Update 01/24/2020 5:44 PM CT: I just found out that the VPN isn’t stable because its profile doesn’t contain authentication information. Without that authentication built in, the VPN may bombard you with a prompt asking for a password unless you open the app. Even worse, the app doesn’t say anything about whether they track people’s DNS queries, or not. That is completely unacceptable! Cylance could make a better Personal VPN built into their Mobile Security app like this that doesn’t have this problem, and unlike McAfee, they won’t raise their prices, or track people’s DNS queries. Just goes to prove that, even though it has 256-bit encryption, this VPN cannot be trusted.