Headline : How to Set Up ExpressVPN on a Router So All Your Devices Are Secured at Once

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In recent years, virtual private networks (VPNs) have gone from technically advanced programs that only IT pros use to consumer-friendly tools that the mainstream masses are familiar with. Many people now use VPNs, or at least know about the security and privacy benefits that the best VPNs bring with them.

As a brief reminder, VPNs route your internet traffic through encrypted and secured servers on the web. Speeds might be slightly slower if you use a VPN, but it makes it much harder for anyone else to see what you're doing online, whether that be your internet provider, government agencies, or the person seated at the next table sharing the same coffee shop Wi-Fi.

Many users connect to their VPN by running an app on their phone or laptop. But what's less widely known is that you don't need to run an app on your device: You can install one on your router instead. It means every device in your home that connects to the router is going through the VPN when it accesses the web at large, so you don't need to worry about toggling options on or off, or setting up new devices from scratch.

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