Overview
You can at any time by visiting the link below. It doesn’t matter which device you are using. This page will work from anywhere in the world, on any device with an internet connection:
If you are connected to our 
VPN network, this page will report your status as Protected. It will also display the IP address and 
geographic location of the 
secure data center you’re connected to.
This is the 
same exact information other apps, 
websites, and 
third-parties can see when you 
surf the web. They will not be able to recognize your actual IP address or your physical location.
Otherwise, this page will report your status as Exposed. You will be able to see the name of yourInternet Provider, in addition to your real IP address and location. Don’t leave your data exposed,
protect yourself with VirtualShield!
Windows
How to verify VPN protection on your Windows computer:
As long as the power button appears green when you open the VirtualShield VPN app, it means you’re fully protected. Our software will encrypt your 
entire internet connection.
If you arenot connected to our network, this button will appear orange to notify you that your traffic is exposed.
When you close or hide the app, it will continue protecting you in the background. Look for the 
shield icon in the Notification area next to your clock.
If you don’t see it, click the up arrow next to your clock to Show hidden icons. You can open the app from here, or from the
It will appear with a green circle to indicate when the VPN is active. If you are not connected, this icon will appear red in color.
If you see this icon, you can
macOS
How to verify VPN protection on your Mac computer:
As long as the power button appears green when you open the VirtualShield VPN app, it means you’re fully protected. Our software will encrypt your entire internet connection.
If you are
When you close or hide the app, it will continue protecting you in the background. Look for the shield icon in the Notification area next to your clock.
You should see
It will appear with a green circle to indicate when the VPN is active. If you are not connected, this icon will appear red in color.
If you see this icon, you can
iOS
How to verify VPN protection on your Apple iPhone/iPad:
As long as the power button appears green when you open the VirtualShield VPN app, it means you’re fully protected. Our software will encrypt your entire internet connection.
If you are
When you close or hide the app, it will continue protecting you in the background. Look for the 
VPN icon next to the battery indicator at the top of your screen.
On newer iPhones, you might need toswipe down from the top to open your Notification Center first before this icon will appear.
The VPN icon will only appear when the VPN is active. If you are not connected, you will be unable to see it.
If you see this icon, you can
Android
How to verify VPN protection on your Android phone/tablet:
As long as the power button appears green when you open the VirtualShield VPN app, it means you’re fully protected. Our software will encrypt your entire internet connection.
If you are
When you close or hide the app, it will continue protecting you in the background. Look for the key icon next to the battery indicator at the top of your screen.
On tablets and Chromebook/Pixelbook devices, you might need to open your Control Panel first before this icon will appear.
The key icon will only appear when the VPN is active. If you can see this icon, you can surf the web with full privacy while being protected by our state of the art network.
Common Questions
Will the VPN connect when I turn on my device?
IfAutostart is enabled, VirtualShield will open automatically each time you power on or restart your device. If used alongside the option, you will remain connected to the VPN at all times.
Why does the app look different on my device?
It is likely you have anold/legacy version of our app installed. We recommend downloading the latest version from to take advantage of the
Why can’t I find the icon in my Taskbar?
Tryright-clicking the Taskbar, then navigate to Taskbar Settings Notification area Select which icons appear on the Taskbar. Find the