Internet Kill Switch That Locks Your Privacy Tight

Anonymity

No locks

Global access

No Leaks

The Button That Shuts It All Down

If your VPN drops, Uncensor VPN's Kill Switch cuts internet access before anything leaks. You stay invisible. No data, no IP address, no exposure. Total control, always on.

Why VPN?

How IKS Cuts Off Danger Before You Even Notice?

One VPN drop can expose everything. Uncensor VPN’s Kill Switch acts faster than any leak — killing your connection instantly so nothing slips out. You stay private, even when things go wrong.

Cuts internet instantly if VPN stops

Stops your real IP from leaking out

Keeps apps from sending exposed data

Why VPN?

Everything You Need in One Powerful, Secure VPN App

    • Internet Kill Switch

    Stay protected if your VPN connection drops suddenly.

    Multi-Device Support

    Use Uncensor VPN on all devices with one account.

    IP Masking

    Hide your real IP and browse privately from anywhere.

    Split Tunneling

    Control which apps use VPN and which stay direct.

    Military Grade Encryption

    Protect data with powerful AES-256 encryption.

    No Log Policy

    We never track, store, or share your online activity.

    Bypass Censorship

    Access blocked sites and content worldwide freely.

    Unlimited Bandwidth

    Enjoy fast and unrestricted internet access anytime.

    • Your Invisible Wall Of Defense
    Against Leaks

    Auto-Disconnect

    Cuts all internet when VPN drops so no private data ever leaks out.

    Prevents Data Leaks

    Blocks all traffic instantly to stop leaks when VPN connection drops.

    Easy to Use

    Runs automatically in background to protect you without any effort.

    Reliable Protection

    Keeps you safe from leaks when VPN drops on any network you use.

    Stay Secure on All Devices with Uncensor VPN

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Find answers to common questions about Uncensor VPN here.

    Most VPNs promise it, but Uncensor VPN actually enforces it. Our Kill Switch doesn’t just "try" — it blocks every leak before anything gets out.

    Yes — on purpose. The Kill Switch cuts the line so nothing can leak without protection. Once VPN is back, your connection is restored — fast and seamless.

    Nope. Set it once, and it works forever. It runs silently, watching for drops and acting before leaks happen — zero effort, total peace of mind.

    Absolutely. Streaming exposes your IP to providers, trackers, and sometimes governments. Kill Switch makes sure you don’t reveal what — or where — you’re watching.

    Not at all. It’s there when things go wrong — not when things are fine. You’ll never notice it’s on until you actually need it.