Anyway to correct the banner “UNPROTECTED” after installing NordVPN?
After installing NordVPN a red banner had appeared that says “unprotected” although the VPN is working correctly.
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After installing NordVPN a red banner had appeared that says “unprotected” although the VPN is working correctly.
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After installing NordVPN a red banner had appeared that says “unprotected” although the VPN is working correctly.
vpn
asked Nov 15 '18 at 12:32
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After installing NordVPN a red banner had appeared that says “unprotected” although the VPN is working correctly.
vpn
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asked Nov 15 '18 at 12:32
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If you are talking about the banner they show on their website, that actually shows "Unprotected" at times while you are connected to one of their servers. There is nothing you can do about that. My guess is since they are constantly updating and adding servers, sometimes the website does not recognize IPs that have recently been added.
As long as you are sure your connection is up on your end, there is nothing to worry about. In any case, the banner shows you the IP they see, so you can verify if it is your actual IP or the VPN server's.
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If you are talking about the banner they show on their website, that actually shows "Unprotected" at times while you are connected to one of their servers. There is nothing you can do about that. My guess is since they are constantly updating and adding servers, sometimes the website does not recognize IPs that have recently been added.
As long as you are sure your connection is up on your end, there is nothing to worry about. In any case, the banner shows you the IP they see, so you can verify if it is your actual IP or the VPN server's.
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If you are talking about the banner they show on their website, that actually shows "Unprotected" at times while you are connected to one of their servers. There is nothing you can do about that. My guess is since they are constantly updating and adding servers, sometimes the website does not recognize IPs that have recently been added.
As long as you are sure your connection is up on your end, there is nothing to worry about. In any case, the banner shows you the IP they see, so you can verify if it is your actual IP or the VPN server's.
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If you are talking about the banner they show on their website, that actually shows "Unprotected" at times while you are connected to one of their servers. There is nothing you can do about that. My guess is since they are constantly updating and adding servers, sometimes the website does not recognize IPs that have recently been added.
As long as you are sure your connection is up on your end, there is nothing to worry about. In any case, the banner shows you the IP they see, so you can verify if it is your actual IP or the VPN server's.
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If you are talking about the banner they show on their website, that actually shows "Unprotected" at times while you are connected to one of their servers. There is nothing you can do about that. My guess is since they are constantly updating and adding servers, sometimes the website does not recognize IPs that have recently been added.
As long as you are sure your connection is up on your end, there is nothing to worry about. In any case, the banner shows you the IP they see, so you can verify if it is your actual IP or the VPN server's.
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