Most servers are set up to handle P2P traffic for anyone who wants to take care of some file sharing, though some servers indicate that they're for standard traffic only. and in Europe, but there are some outliers, like Morocco, India, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Brazil. The network behind consists of more than 160 servers spread out over 34 countries, which is quite low compared to the main VPN contenders. Security protocols, DNS settings, split tunneling, firewall, and killswitch settings are easily accessible, though beginners can stick to the front of the app and still get a secure connection to the fastest server possible with just one click. Once I'd installed the much better app with more options than connect and disconnect, I was able to make some substantial tweaks that even advanced users will appreciate. Compared to the Win32 app available at the website, there's really no competition. I originally started my VPN testing with the app downloaded from the Windows Store, but it soon became clear that it's best left alone.