UltraVPN uses encryption between the device and the destination on the web using the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), an encryption standard used and approved worldwide by governments, cybersecurity experts, and encryption enthusiasts.

UltraVPN comes with the following security features:

• AES 256-bit encryption, military-grade and virtually invincible for attackers
• OpenVPN for all platforms except iOS and IKEv2 on iOS (as well as on other platforms): both are secure options
• Connection switch to cut all traffic if the VPN connection fails.
• Active protection against DNS leaks ensures anonymity at all times.

Regarding privacy, UltraVPN informs in its Privacy Policy that it maintains basic account information, such as name, e-mail address, telephone number, password, and payment information.

It also collects and stores personal information as the customer uses UltraVPN services. UltaVPN collects Information about the device from which you access the services, such as the IP address or other unique device identifiers, such as IP address and location.

It should be noted that they also use cookies (files sent to the browser and stored on the user’s computer) to collect general information about visits to the UltraVPN website, the configuration of the user’s device, and the interaction of this device with UltraVPN services, and store this information into log files.

Network Connect is a USbased company, which is a problem by itself. The USA is not a privacy-friendly jurisdiction. If you want to keep your broadcasting or browsing habits private and away from the FBI or copyright control bodies, UltraVPN is a provider to avoid.