The app is so light it took us just 4 seconds to download and 3 minutes to install. Perhaps one of the most unique aspects of SecureLine compared to the competition is just how uncluttered and straightforward the interface is for the most part. The servers are spread across large cities in the US, Australia and other parts of the world. So, there are 55 server locations in around 34 countries. However, the servers are cleverly spread out across six continents. Sure! Avast SecureLine does not have an impressive number of servers like its competition. Though the question is, does Avast SecureLine offer something more than just a basic VPN experience and if so who is it best suited for? We’ll attempt to answer these and other questions in this review. The company has client software aka apps for Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android operating systems. They have an averaged size network spread across 55 locations in 34 countries, with P2P supported in 8 of those locations. Interestingly the feature set offered by Avast SecureLine isn’t anything out of the ordinary. That said the true belly of the beast here is HideMyAss which is owned by Avast. As the branding suggests, the SecureLine is a VPN product by the popular security vendor we all know and love called Avast Software. Avast SecureLine is often referred to as Avast VPN.
