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ExpressVPN Threat Manager lands on Windows

Posted on September 9, 2023 By bot

One of the best VPN services on the market, ExpressVPN adds advanced security protections on its Windows app with the latest update. Launched in January last year, Threat Manager is a useful malware and ad-blocker tool designed to help users boost their digital security even more. And, while the feature was already available on iOS, MacOS and Android VPN apps, Windows users can now benefit from a tracker-free browsing experience.Keep reading as we explained everything you need to know about
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