Encryption (58 programs)
Pros: AES-256 encryption protecting all network traffic. Built-in kill switch with DNS and IP leak safeguards. Supports WireGuard, OpenVPN, and IKEv2 protocols. Native Apple Silicon support and macOS 10.11+ compatibility.
Cons: Open tier limits the available server locations. Speeds may trail larger providers, per user reports. No independent audit referenced alongside the no-logs policy.
Pros: A built-in VPN. Can uninstall apps. Has an ad blocker. Easy-to-use interface.
Cons: Only covers 14 days for its money-back guarantee.
Pros: Automatic IP camera setup. Covert camera mode. Detects motion and sound.
Cons: Only works with one camera at a time.
Pros: Compatible with various iDevice. Deletes all sorts of passwords. Can bypass Screen Time. Removes and replaces existing Apple ID.
Cons: Requires Apple iTunes. Free version requires constant update.
Pros: Similar interface as Keychain Access. Password generator. Search widget.
Cons: Autofill limited to Safari, OmniWeb and IE.
Pros: Supports various file types. Free and open source. Easy to use. Fairly strong encryption.
Cons: Limited password storage. AES-256 only. Requires a sturdy password. OS version compatibility varies.
Pros: Motion and audio sensor feature. Supports multiple webcams. Extensive and easy to use Help Guide.
Cons: May require purchase of additional cameras. Requires a lot of free hard drive space for recording.
Pros: Three button interface.
Cons: Expensive.
