If you've kept on top of the latest Windows 10 developments, you may have spotted the Windows 10 VPN client's existence. It sounds super promising by its very name, suggesting you don't need a dedicated VPN solution, and you can simply flick it on any time you need the added protection and security. Dig a little deeper, however, and you may be disappointed by what the built-in VPN client means for you. Read on and we'll tell you everything you need to know about the Windows 10 VPN and whether it's worth using.
[h=2]The Windows 10 VPN client isn't actually a VPN service[/h]You see the words 'VPN client,' and you think it'll solve all your VPN needs, right? Well, the Windows 10 VPN client isn't really a VPN service all of its own. Effectively, it's a desktop client that helps you connect to a third-party VPN network separately. Yup, it's a container basically.
Full story from the WindowsCentral blog...
[h=2]The Windows 10 VPN client isn't actually a VPN service[/h]You see the words 'VPN client,' and you think it'll solve all your VPN needs, right? Well, the Windows 10 VPN client isn't really a VPN service all of its own. Effectively, it's a desktop client that helps you connect to a third-party VPN network separately. Yup, it's a container basically.
Full story from the WindowsCentral blog...
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