Once Microsoft retires its Defender VPN feature for good, no action is required from Windows 11, macOS, and iOS users. If you're using Android, however, you'll need to manually remove your VPN ...

Microsoft Defender VPN is being discontinued for Windows 11, Windows 10, Android, macOS, and iPhones. The official death date is February 28, 2025, as explained on this support page (spotted by ...

As of Feb. 28, Microsoft Defender customers will lose access to the VPN that came with the subscription. Billed as “the privacy protection feature,” the VPN included in the subscription ...

Microsoft Defender users on Windows, iOS, and macOS need not take any action because of this change. However, Defender users on Android should remove the VPN profile from their device using the ...

The Windows Defender VPN: A Hidden Feature. Windows Defender is a built-in antivirus tool that many people use for online security. Over the years, it has gained popularity for being efficient, ...

Microsoft is getting rid of the VPN offered through Microsoft Defender. As spotted by Windows Latest , the company updated its support pages for privacy protection, its built-in VPN, to notify ...

Microsoft prioritizes AI over data privacy as its VPN feature is removed from Microsoft 365 Defender – here's what it means for you.

Microsoft Defender is a solid enough option for security that's left in place as default coverage in Windows for less tech-savvy people who don't know much, or indeed care much, about antivirus apps.

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 ...

Did you know your Microsoft 365 subscription includes access to a free VPN at no additional charge? I didn't either until I stumbled across it today in the Microsoft Defender app on Windows.