You must add security systems to the account credentials. Other vpn brands have secured their credentials by protecting the password so that not just anyone can change it. they provide a link that is emailed to the user for authentication. where it works is when someone changes the password in the member area. the system will confirm via email. After the email is received, the user presses the button to confirm the change of credential passwords. after that, the password can be changed.

it is no different when someone wants to change the member area password. then purevpn provides an authentication link as confirmation that the user wants to change the password. I hope this applies to the added security in the credentials menu.

and the last is. please if Purevpn do promotions such as Blackfreeday, Christmas, New Year and others. the offer should only be sent via email. do not show offers via application notifications. this is very annoying to users. even if they turn off notifications. but often their cell phones activate notifications automatically. so please for the convenience of the user. if there is an offer or discount. it is better to send it by email only. it's much more effective. because 70% of purevpn users are not account owners. but are relatives, friends, family and relatives who don't care about the offers you make through application notifications.

so I beg you hopefully. you listen to my advice. I am sure if you apply this. your sales will increase. and I am willing to be a reseller of your affiliate. and I will bring in hundreds of buyers from my country. so I hope you consider my message.

If I try to quit PureVPN on macOS while the VPN is running, I get an alert to confirm quitting the app. I must click OK to be able to quit PureVPN, or I would need to stop the VPN before quitting not to get the alert.

I’m running PureVPN on a device used as a server that needs to automatically reboot on a scheduled basis. However, it doesn’t work because of PureVPN which needs an interaction when it needs to quit during auto reboot.

I would love to have a toggle in the settings to be able to disable the quit alert, so that PureVPN can quit immediately, whether VPN is running or not.

All of my computers are members of an Active Directory domain. What this means is they need to resolve DNS for the local network against the local DNS servers which are the Active Directory domain controllers, because these internal names do not exist in the public DNS.

I thought maybe if I use the split-tunnel feature of the app, so only the specified things are going thru the VPN. But it appears that Split-tunnel does not affect DNS, so all of it still goes thru the VPN.

Because all DNS lookups are going thru the VPN, this causes the problem where I can’t resolve names on the local network and breaks Active Directory.

This would affect any of your customers who use PureVPN on their work computers in a Microsoft Active Directory environment, and still need to actually get any work done which requires access to local network resources, because of this issue the local resources don't work correctly when the VPN is active.

To support such a situation, your developers need to add the following capabilities in the Windows app:

• Ability to turn off completely the DNS Leak Protection feature (this would be marked as not recommended and basically a last resort)
• Ability to specify a list of domain name exceptions to DNS Leak Protection (example "mycompany.com")
• Modify the DNS Leak Protection to send any domains on that list to the locally-defined DNS servers instead of yours.

So, if the above feature were added, I could add “mycompany.com” and “myothercompany.com” to the exceptions list and any hostname ending with those (example: filestorage.mycompany.com, mail.myothercompany.com) would not be sent to your DNS and instead would be resolved correctly by the local AD DNS. Thus allowing me to use VPN and local shared resources at the same time.