Security explanation

Local filtering, not a remote VPN company tunnel

PureLiving VPN uses Android VPN permission to run a local DNS filter on the device. It is not designed to send all browsing traffic through SimplyLearnStuff servers.

What the app can see

The app can process domain-name requests such as a website domain that an app or browser wants to resolve. This is needed to decide whether the domain should be blocked, allowed, or handled with SafeSearch rules.

What the app is not designed to see

The app does not decrypt HTTPS traffic and does not install a certificate authority. It is not designed to read banking passwords, payment card numbers, OTPs, account balances, private messages, or form contents inside secure websites.

Banking and payment apps

Banking and payment apps normally use encrypted HTTPS/TLS connections. PureLiving VPN checks the domain-name layer and should not be able to read the encrypted banking/payment content. If a legitimate app is disrupted by filtering, it can be added to the app bypass list.

What it does not replace

PureLiving VPN is not an antivirus. It does not remove malware, detect fake apps, prevent scam calls, secure weak passwords, or guarantee protection against all phishing and harmful content.

Recommended safe use

• Keep Android updated.
• Use a strong lock screen.
• Install apps only from trusted sources.
• Do not bypass browsers unless you deliberately want browsing to be unfiltered.
• Use the allow list only for real false positives.
• Use Strong Protection Mode only on parent-managed or dedicated accountability devices.