About ExpressVPN

Launched 30-day unconditional money-back guarantee

Launched support for Linux and smartphones, including on iOS and Android

Launched 24/7 live chat support

Launched apps for Windows, Mac, and Android to improve user experience

Added speed test tool on Windows and Mac apps

Began to accept Bitcoin payment

ExpressVPN apps available in non-English languages, including in French, German, Spanish, and more

Added Network Lock (kill switch) feature

Launched ExpressVPN app for routers

Launched bug bounty program

Launched The ExpressVPN Future of Privacy Scholarship

Teamed up with OpenMedia to unite against internet oppression

Added split-tunneling feature

Launched ExpressVPN apps for browser extensions

Unveiled a suite of open-source leak-testing tools

Launched “Signals of Trustworthy VPNs” with the Center for Democracy and Technology

Launched TrustedServer, so that all our servers run on RAM only—a system that's been audited by PwC Switzerland

Browser extensions independently audited by Cure53

Launched the VPN Trust Initiative with i2Coalition

Partnered with Dynabook (formerly Toshiba)

Started beta-testing Lightway, our own modern VPN protocol

New verification system reduces the risk of us inadvertently distributing malware (audited by PwC Switzerland)

Launched the ExpressVPN Digital Security Lab, to conduct original research

Launched a new look on our apps and website

Received ioXt Alliance certification

Partnered with HMD Global (home of Nokia phones)

Lightway audited by Cure53 and open-sourced

Joined the Kape Technologies family of leading privacy and security brands

First company in the world to deploy wide-scale consumer-side mitigation measures for the global log4j vulnerability

Launched Threat Manager, a DNS-based traffic blocker that protects users from trackers, scammers, and malware sites

Launched parallel connections, a feature that drastically improved the time to connect to VPN

Launched a new bonus bug bounty of 100,000 USD for TrustedServer

Started beta-testing ExpressVPN Keys, a password manager integrated into our apps; completed security audit of Keys

Withdrew physical VPN servers from India to protect user privacy

Started replacing our 1Gbps servers with new 10Gbps servers around the world

Published new audits on all three of our desktop apps

Launched Aircove, a Wi-Fi router with built-in VPN; conducted third-party audit of Aircove security

KPMG and Cure53 audited our Privacy Policy protections and server technology security

Cure53 conducted separate assessments of our Android and iOS apps through penetration testing and source-code audits

Completed a third-party security audit of ExpressVPN Keys, our password manager

Completed a second independent security audit of our Lightway VPN protocol

Expanded our network to offer servers in 105 countries, while increasing the number of simultaneous VPN connections per account to eight

Launched post-quantum protections for all users through our VPN protocol Lightway to defend against threats of the future

Full rollout of ExpressVPN Keys, a password manager built in to our mobile apps and offered as a Chrome extension

Added optional features that block malicious trackers, ads, and adult sites as you browse

Added auto-update functionality on apps for Windows, Mac, and Linux

Launched a native ExpressVPN app for Apple TV and made improvements to the Android TV app

Began publishing a transparency report on user data requests received by our legal department.

Launched Aircove Go, the first portable router with built-in VPN functionality

Launched an online store, selling our hardware products

Published a new assessment by KPMG of our Privacy Policy claims