DWZVPN features
DWZVPN combines website and application routing controls with network access. Route selected traffic through the VPN while keeping other traffic direct—for example, when you want to use the VPN for browsing but keep local services on a direct connection.
Change the destination of a fictional website to compare the two paths. This illustrates the routing concept, not a client interface or a live connection.
DWZVPN path: the sample website’s traffic travels through the VPN connection.
Original routing illustration
01 / Network access
The DWZVPN network service provides access to the available global route network. Every plan includes website and application routing controls as well as access to all available countries and regions. The software lets you choose the traffic path; the service provides the network access for the VPN path.
Access to all available locations does not mean access to every node. Trial includes selected nodes and is offered intermittently during selected promotional periods. Paid plans include all available nodes. Compare node access alongside data allowances and simultaneous connections when choosing a plan.
Compare plan allowances and node access02 / Devices and connections
Client compatibility
Client compatibility answers this question. The official catalog lists Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS clients, plus Chrome and Firefox extensions. Check your operating system or browser version and the available package before installing.
A client’s availability does not establish identical routing controls on every platform. A browser extension should not be treated as protection for every app on the device.
Check client requirementsPlan concurrency
Your plan’s concurrent-device allowance answers this question. It counts simultaneous connections, not the number of supported operating systems. Think about which devices you will use together: a laptop and phone connected at the same time create a different requirement from switching between them.
Compare simultaneous-device allowances03 / Personal infrastructure
Beyond the included network, DWZVPN describes two capabilities for users who want more control over their connection infrastructure. Importing an existing node and creating a private node are separate options.
Eligible plans can import compatible personal nodes. This is the option to investigate if you already have a node you want to use. Confirm its compatibility and your plan’s eligibility before choosing a plan for this purpose.
Advanced plans add private-node creation for more control over a private route. This is distinct from importing a node you already have. Confirm that the plan you intend to purchase includes creation, rather than assuming that import support covers both capabilities.
For either option, check the official plan details before purchase; the published overview does not identify the eligible plans by name.
04 / Protection boundary
DWZVPN states that it encrypts traffic traveling through an active DWZVPN connection. On an unfamiliar or shared network, the distinction matters: traffic assigned to the VPN takes that protected connection path; traffic assigned direct does not.
Direct traffic is outside the DWZVPN connection. That does not mean it has no encryption—a website or app may provide its own—but the VPN’s protection does not extend to traffic that bypasses it.
For DWZVPN’s browsing-history statement and the original privacy and no-logs policy references, read the privacy explanation before deciding whether the service meets your needs.
