It’s something you just have to get used to with Windows. And today, we can add another gravestone to the list. Microsoft Defender VPN is being discontinued for Windows 11, Windows 10 ...

Do you really need to use antivirus software on your Windows 11 computer? We'll walk you through all the reasons why, yes, ...

So, it's the end of the line for Defender's VPN come February 28, the end of this month, across all platforms, meaning desktop (Windows and Mac) and mobile (Android and iOS). This won't affect you ...

Microsoft is discontinuing its free VPN service built into Windows Defender at the end of this month, removing an easy, built-in option for people who want to add an extra layer of privacy while ...

Microsoft says that no action is required from Windows, macOS, or iOS users of the Microsoft Defender app, but Android users of the VPN feature will need to remove the VPN profile from their ...

It works equally with either Windows Security (including the Microsoft Defender Antivirus engine) or third-party antivirus software. Previously, the Defender app also offered an encrypted VPN ...

The VPN service is currently available in the US, UK, Germany, and Canada and works on Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS with the Microsoft Defender app. Advertised as a privacy protection feature ...

The move was spotted by Windows Latest. For those unaware, Microsoft Defender VPN is one of the lesser-known features because it was exclusive to Microsoft 365 subscribers in the United Kingdom ...