Every site you visit
Even over HTTPS, the names of the sites you open travel in plain view through DNS lookups and connection headers.
In a hotel, an airport or a coffee shop, the network can see where you go, what device you carry and when you are online. Tas VPN seals all of it inside a private tunnel — in one tap.
A laptop and a cheap radio can broadcast a hotspot named exactly like the airport's. Your phone joins the strongest signal. Now a stranger sits between you and the internet — able to log every site, show a fake login page, and harvest what you type.
With Tas VPN on, a rogue hotspot only relays encrypted data it cannot read or rewrite. Auto-connect starts the tunnel the moment you join, before your apps sync in the background.
The padlock in your browser protects what is inside a page. It does not hide where you go, who you are, or what network you are really on.
| On public Wi-Fi | Without a VPN | With Tas VPN |
|---|---|---|
| Sites and apps you use | Visible by name | Hidden in the tunnel |
| Passwords on unsecured pages | Readable | Encrypted |
| Session cookies | Can be copied | Encrypted |
| Your real IP and location | Exposed | Replaced by the Tas VPN server |
| Fake "evil twin" hotspots | Full access to traffic | Sees only noise |
| Ad and dwell-time profiling | Easy to build | Nothing to profile |
Tas VPN encrypts everything between your device and our servers, so the local network only sees noise.
Connect in the lobby, at the gate or at the counter — just as you normally would.
Open the app and connect; on Android it can reconnect by itself when the device wakes.
Sites, lookups and app data travel inside a WireGuard tunnel the hotspot cannot read.
If the tunnel drops, the kill switch pauses traffic so nothing slips out unprotected.
Seven days free with no card. After that, pick the plan that matches how many devices you carry.
Install Tas VPN once and every hotel, airport and café network becomes a private one.