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Split tunneling lets users choose which traffic uses the VPN and which traffic stays outside it. It is powerful, but availability and behavior vary by operating system and client release.
Some clients can route selected apps differently when the feature is available.
Useful when only specific apps need the VPN route.
Users should verify current platform support before purchase.
Split tunneling can reduce friction when one app needs a VPN route but another app needs local network access. It is common for advanced desktop and mobile workflows.
Because split tunneling is easy to misunderstand, the page should explain that it changes which traffic goes through the VPN and may not exist on every client.
Install the current app, verify access on your real network, then choose the route or plan that fits your device.
Check the current app for split tunneling or per-app routing controls.
Only exclude apps when you understand what traffic will bypass the VPN route.
Use IP check and normal app testing to confirm the route behaves as expected.
No. By design, excluded apps or traffic may bypass the VPN. Users should understand the routing choice before enabling it.
No universal support should be assumed. Availability depends on platform permissions and current client release.