While a VPN’s IP spoofing capability is extremely useful in certain situations, there are other situations where you might not want to use it. Banking apps are a prime example that may disable access if they see a foreign IP address. A different IP address also means you get disconnected from local news and events.
This is where VPN split-tunneling comes into play - you can simply whitelist the websites that you want to run with the VPN.
A DNS leak happens when a VPN is not doing its job effectively of protecting your data through encryption. If a DNS leak occurs:
Split-tunneling technology is not risky. In fact, it’s the most efficient way to protect your data while carrying out multiple tasks. However, a VPN which does not handle split-tunneling properly can cause frustration and even leak your DNS.
But with OysterVPN, you can rest easy knowing that your DNS queries always go through the VPN tunnel for the specified destinations.
Android and Windows users can easily choose the apps they want to encrypt to use safely on Wi-Fi and which ones they do not want to encrypt. OysterVPN has a dedicated app for both of these operating systems and the users can easily navigate in the app to find the feature.
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