A Swiss VPN connection for one device. Shield lists OpenVPN, AES-256 encryption and unlimited traffic for users who want a defined Swiss connection point with a simple configuration.
An OpenVPN configuration for one device, using AES-256 encryption and a Swiss location. The catalogue lists unlimited traffic and a one-month billing period.
Compare the listed specifications and base prices. Final availability, delivery and applicable tax are confirmed on your quote. Illustrations are conceptual.
Understand what makes this service family useful.
This catalogue offers Shield only in Switzerland. The location is explicit rather than one choice hidden inside a broad list of regions.
The plan specifies OpenVPN. Use a compatible client and keep its configuration and connection credentials in a private place.
The encryption specification applies to the VPN connection. Applications, account access and the device itself still need their own security controls.
The plan lists one device and unlimited traffic. Check that allowance against how you intend to use the connection before ordering.
Use a compatible device with a defined Swiss VPN connection point, while keeping browser and account privacy settings under your control.
Prepare a consistent VPN configuration for your device and verify the applications you need through the connection.
Add a VPN connection to your own device-security plan without relying on it to secure every application or account.
Shield provides a VPN configuration, not a complete privacy system. The listed protocol and encryption describe the connection. Websites can still recognise signed-in accounts, applications can disclose data and a compromised device remains a problem. Keep the device updated and use encrypted application connections.
Check that your device supports a compatible OpenVPN client before purchasing. Protect the configuration, review the client's routing settings and test the applications you use. The plan's one-device allowance should be part of the decision if you want simultaneous access from several devices.
The SwissOctet order flow is designed without identity-document verification. This limits what is requested at purchase, but it does not establish a zero-logs policy or absolute anonymity. Crypto transactions and account activity can carry identifying traces; choose and operate the service with a realistic privacy model.
The OpenVPN profile determines which traffic enters the tunnel. Review full or split routing, DNS and client reconnect behaviour, then test the applications you use. Encryption and routing add overhead, while the route to each destination affects performance. Streaming access, P2P permission, inbound ports, firewall rules and data-retention practices require their own documented operating terms.
Available choices depend on the selected configuration. See included selections and option prices in the configurator.
Specific answers for this service family.
The listed plan allowance is one device. Do not assume unlimited simultaneous connections from the unlimited-traffic specification.
Shield specifies OpenVPN. Check that a compatible client is available for your device and keep its configuration private.
No. Accounts, cookies, applications, payments and device behaviour can reveal information. A VPN connection is one component of a privacy approach.
No zero-logs guarantee is made here. Logging practices, retention and operational terms require a documented policy for the actual service.
No. Shield is a VPN configuration for device connectivity. Compare the compute or hosting families if you need an environment to run applications.
The current Shield catalogue lists OpenVPN in Switzerland. It does not include alternative protocols or additional locations.
No access guarantee is made. Destination services can apply their own region and VPN rules, and connection performance depends on the route and device.
Confirm acceptable use, NAT or firewall behaviour and any port-forwarding support with the operator. Unlimited traffic does not establish unrestricted P2P permission or inbound access.
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