Google One VPN is now available for Mac and Windows

Nov. 11 (Portaltic/EP) –

Google has launched applications OneVPN for operating systems Mac and Windows so that, just like on the mobile phone, the VPN will proceed to encrypt and mask user traffic on the Internet to get a secure desktop connection.

This desktop service is available in much of Europe, the United Kingdom, Mexico, Canada and the United States, a total of 22 countries, how did you advance gadget and they have confirmed from Google to Europa Press.

To access this VPN service, you need a subscription to the Google One 2TB plan, which is available for 9.99 euros a month and can be shared with up to 5 people. The VPN for Mac wants to have at least the macOS Big Sur version installed and is compatible with x86 and ARM computers, while on Windows the minimum it requires is Windows 10.

Just like ensures Google, the VPN uses an “advanced and integrated” technology that ensures that no one can link online activity with the user’s identity while it is activated. In addition, it also highlights high speed performanceas Google One VPN is backed by the google network architecture.

Similar to its role in mobile phones, this private network hides the Internet Protocol (IP) address that identifies a device on the Internet, so users’ online activity is not tracked. Instead, it assigns an IP address to the device based on location to be able to navigate with appropriate content to the place where the user is.

Nevertheless, does not allow websites to obtain location information so they cannot determine in which country, zone or region the user is located. Likewise, can be configured so that certain applications ignore the VPN and browse normally with a standard connection.