A kill switch is a safety feature that can reduce traffic exposure if a VPN connection drops. Because platform behavior differs, LionVPN should explain availability by client release rather than making a universal promise.
A kill switch can limit traffic when a VPN connection is interrupted.
Support can vary across Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, and supported Linux builds.
Users should confirm the setting exists in the current client before relying on it.
If a VPN route drops, some clients can block traffic until the VPN reconnects. This is especially relevant for public Wi-Fi, travel, and remote work sessions.
Kill switch behavior depends on operating system permissions and client implementation. This page keeps the feature discoverable while directing users to current client support details.
Install the current app, verify access on your real network, then choose the route or plan that fits your device.
Look for kill switch or network protection controls in the current client.
Verify behavior in a low-risk session before relying on it during travel or work.
Contact support when your platform does not expose the expected control.
Do not assume that. Availability can vary by operating system, client version, and release channel.
No. It is one safety feature. Users still need secure accounts, device updates, HTTPS, and realistic privacy expectations.
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