Avast Secureline For Mac
Avast Secureline For Mac

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SecureLine is a VPN - that protects you from data theft by using a virtual encryption ‘tunnel’ to secure your public/open Wi-Fi connections. Avast SecureLine VPN crack protects the system from malware, and the established firewall doesn’t allow to have unauthorized access to the computers. It protects the data uploaded and downloaded from the internet.

Description

Avast SecureLine VPN for Windows and Mac - Getting started with the standalone version Avast SecureLine VPN enables you to connect to the internet via secure Avast VPN servers, which protects your connection and ensures your privacy. Avast SecureLine VPN is a user-friendly macOS application that enables you to direct your traffic through Avast secure VPN servers in order to make sure that your activity is safe from prying eyes. Route your internet traffic through Avast servers to protect your anonymity. Avast SecureLine VPN is compatible with Android, iOS, Mac and Windows devices. Platforms compatibility is the weak point of this VPN, as other popular platforms and gadgets like routers, Chromebooks and TVs running on OSes not from the list cannot be protected by Avast VPN.

Protect your data and your privacy with a personal, secure VPN that hides your online activity so you can bank,shop,or simply browse,confident that no one is stealing your precious data.
-Hide your activity
Anyone with a little know-how can see what you do when you browse, and collect data on you. Avast SecureLine hides your online presence, so no one except you can see where you go, or what you do.
-Work from anywhere
At the cafe, or a friends house? Public or private, trusted or not, you can make any connection a safe one with SecureLine
-Set it up once, get privacy forever
Avast SecureLine can be activated with a single click, allowing you to go private at a moment’s notice.
-Go international
Access geo-locked content anywhere in the world so you can stream your favorite shows and movies no matter where you visit.
Try a FREE trial of Avast SecureLine now.
Then, upgrade to the full version for $38.99 a year, or 7.99 a month. Your subscription will automatically be renewed unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of your current subscription. Auto-renew may be turned off by going to your Account Settings after purchase. However, you are not able to cancel the current subscription during its active period.
Carefree, private browsing is only a few short clicks away.
Privacy Policy available at https://www.avast.com/privacy-policy
Terms and Conditions info at https://www.avast.com/eula

What’s New

General bug fixes and optimizations to keep your VPN running smoothly.

10 Ratings

New Update Poor

I just updated my vpn on both my mac and iPhone and now won’t connect. Before the updates it would connect with no problems.

Possible Phishing App. Unclear if it works, Tech support BAD!

I downloaded the App after a friend said it protects you when you are on a publick Wifi and after calling Tech Support to inquire about a pop up that I would get asking for access to my Keychain every time I connected; I was told by the rep that they did not support Macs. After insisting that the Apple Store and Avast’s website say otherwise she asked me to generate a ticket online. I followed the steps and asked questions but could not get an immediate answer. I was asked to use the app to create a “support package” which was generated as a zip file from the app I decided to call Apple. I could not get a refund and still don’t know if it was working but WORSE than that I don’t know if the App was safe or if it got access to any of the info in my Keychain.
I don’t understand why any app would need access to the Keychain on my Mac. Anyone?

Developer Response,

VPN establishes an encrypted connection between your client and Avast gateway and routes all your internet traffic through this connection. The encryption is based on a pre-shared key stored by the application to the login keychain. When the Apple's Network extension framework is asked to setup the network configuration, it needs an access to be granted to this keychain item. Therefore the framework displays an alert 'neagent wants to access key 'com.avast.osx.secureline' in your keychain'. You can grant the access one-time or permanently.
Keychains work on the macOS the way that any application has access only to items it has created before. If it wants access to any other item, it needs to ask for its access individually. You don’t need to be afraid of a misusage.
Regarding the technical support, it is a long term issue we are aware of and it will need to be addressed by the company.

Works…Mostly

I wouldn’t recommend Avast. Yes it is easy to set up and use but god forbid you need any customer support. I wanted to upgrade my plan and add a mobile license but there getting my account info was a pain. I tried calling customer support (twice) and attempted to navigate their site for an hour and had zero resolution. They hang a sign that say customer support but honestly it’s just for show. I canceled my subscription and wouldn’t recommend them to anyone because when problems occur there’s no help to be held.

Information

Size

11.4 MB

Compatibility

macOS 10.12 or later, 64-bit processor

Languages

English, Arabic, Bulgarian, Catalan, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese

Family Sharing
With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.

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Pros
Certified by one independent testing lab. Speedy full scan. Excellent phishing protection for Chrome and Firefox. Network security scanner. Password manager. Website rating. Active Do Not Track. Free.
Cons
Poor phishing protection in Safari. Password manager includes only basic features.
Bottom Line
Avast Security (for Mac) delivers effective malware protection along with unusual bonus features. Phishing protection only works well in Chrome and Firefox, but this free utility is still worth a look.

For years, Mac users basked in the mystique of virus-free computing. It wasn't true, alas, and as time goes on we see more and more Mac-specific malware attacks. The situation may not be nearly as bad as for Window or Android, but prudence still dictates that you install antivirus protection on your Macs as well. Avast Security offers Macs protection against malware along with advanced features including a password manager and a network security scanner, all for a cost of exactly nothing.

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Installation went quickly, though I did find I had to separately activate the password manager and the Online Security browser extension from the Tools page. You'll also find Avast's SecureLine VPN on that page, but it's not free like the others. When you click to activate, you get a choice of signing up for $2.99 per month or starting a 30-day trial.

The product's spacious main window features a large status indicator centered in an otherwise-empty white region, with a menu down the left side. It's a very different appearance from Avast Free Antivirus on Windows, which uses pops of purple and green on a dark gray background.

Pricing and OS Support

Like Bitdefender and Kaspersky, Avast supports macOS versions back to 10.9 Mavericks. If you have an antique Mac that for some reason can't even run Mavericks, consider ESET Cyber Security (for Mac), ProtectWorks, or ClamXAV (for Mac) all of which support versions from 10.6 (Snow Leopard) on. At the other end of the spectrum, Avira, Trend Micro, and Symantec require macOS 10.11 (El Capitan) or better.

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