Suggestion - I mainly use VPN to get around geo-block restrictions for TV Apps and Netflix on my Android TV Box (BBC iPlayer (UK), All4 (UK), SBS OnDemand (Australia), Zattoo (Switzerland), ARD (Germany), ZDF (Germany), ARTE (Germany), Netflix (UK and Germany)) - the most helpful feature for this purpose would be if I could route the VPN connection automatically to the correct country when opening each of these apps (without manually having to pick the correct connection through the PureVPN app) - e.g. when opening BBC iPlayer on Android, it will automatically connect to a UK connection through PureVPN.

for those who stream via other apps

biggest challenge is continuing to update router filters to disable Google’s Adsense, possibly the greatest intrusion of privacy ever invented.

stop sites from wanting to send cookies (just so they can sell the info) then stopping us from using the site if we don’t agree

I have both an Ethernet card and a wireless card installed in my computer.  I would be great if i could set Purevpn to always use the wireless card and not the Ethernet card.  this way it would be a pure split tunnel.

I think that you should also take the sluggishness out of the upload capacity.  The ability of those of us who use file sharing is enhanced when our sharing or giving back to those who use the torrent protocol is unfettered by controls.

it would be nice to get a report maybe weekly or so showing not exactly the data that was blocked from other people viewing and what is kept private but somehow to know and reaffirm that Google and Hulu and all these other services aren't tracking my information.

I use a modem to connect my FreeSat box to the VPN service. Different catch-up apps on the box require different servers - this means changing the set up fields a 10 min job. It would be good if you produced a modem that could connect to the correct server automaticly