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It’s disabled by default and can be turned on from the Settings on any version of the app, including the browser extensions. CleanWeb is essentially a version of one that’s built right into the VPN client. If you’re running an ad blocker, with Surfshark, you no longer have to. Unless you’re a bigger risk taker than I, of course.

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So, at least as I write this, I can only recommend using this VPN provider for P2P on Windows and Mac. But, were it to happen without a kill switch present, all your downloads would happily continue, leaving you exposed. I have to say, I have not experienced any connection drops with Surfshark. If you’re running a VPN to hide P2P usage from your ISP, in my opinion, a kill switch is a must. Alternatively, I would also be happy with a filter to show only those servers on which Torrenting is permitted.ĭepending on which platform you’re using, another Torrenting shortcoming is the lack of kill switch functionality. It would be nice if the client app clearly marked the servers which allow P2P.

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Your traffic will be automatically redirected to a Netherlands based server.īut, by essentially double VPN’ing your Torrent traffic (without you knowing I might add), your download and upload speeds will undoubtedly take some kind of a hit. If you happen to connect to a server that does not allow P2P and proceed to use it, at least Surfshark will keep you safe. They’re not marked in any way, shape or form. The downside, however, is it’s not clear which those servers are. That’s excellent, especially when you consider their strong privacy policy and outstanding performance. The majority of Surfshark servers do support P2P and Torrenting. When only a small subset of your apps need to use a VPN, there is little point in forcing them all through it. I send the P2P client through the VPN, and everything else continues to use my regular (and faster) internet connection. I’m a fan of split tunneling and happy to see Surfshark chose to implement it.

It’s available on all its clients (minus the browser extensions, where splitting your traffic makes no sense) and is disabled by default. Split tunneling is not a very common VPN feature but one that is supported by Surfshark. Way to go Surfshark for being a trendsetter. It’s no restrictions across the board.īut, they also up the ante by offering an unlimited number of simultaneous connections.

These days, no data and bandwidth limits are the VPN industry standard.

In fact, they even include something which no-one else (to my knowledge) does. By offering just about everything any serious VPN provider should, Surfshark clearly gets it. Oh, and did I mention privacy also doesn’t get much better than this? Featuresīeing new shouldn’t be an excuse to skimp on features.

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But, unlike many others who struggle, they are thriving and pushing full steam ahead.Īs you’ll see from this Surfshark review, thanks to a slick and intuitive client, great performance and an impressive set of features, this is one VPN that is quickly becoming a force to be reckoned with. Anytime a new provider comes on the market, you almost feel sorry for them, knowing what kind of competition they’re up against. The VPN industry is a cut-throat business.