Every Surfshark plan comes with access to all its native apps, available for MacOS, Windows, iOS, and Android. The VPN software can be manually configured with Linux and home routers. Browser extensions are available for Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox, though bear in mind these will only protect browser traffic and not your entire device.
One of the big perks of Surfshark is that it currently allows users to connect an unlimited number of devices at one time. Although some providers offer six to ten simultaneous connections, the industry standard is five. With unlimited connections, you’ll be able to protect every device in your household, even if you have a large family. It’s worth noting that we tend to come across this perk with newer providers looking to attract as many customers as possible early on, but a limit might be introduced once Surfshark becomes more established.
Data is unlimited, P2P is allowed, and there’s a true no-logs policy, so torrenters are definitely catered to. This provider offers a strong security suite, including military-grade encryption, perfect forward secrecy, a kill switch, and DNS, IPv6, and WebRTC leak protection.
Additional features include CleanWebTM (an ad and malware blocker), WhitelisterTM (a split tunneling feature), multihop servers, and traffic obfuscation.
