Kaspersky confirms it is pulling its VPN from Russia. Shutdown of Kaspersky VPN will gradually occur from November 15 onwards. Russian users will soon be unable to connect to the VPN service offered by Kaspersky. The Moscow-based company will halt the operations and sales of its Secure Connection VPN. Assuring users that the process will be gradually to have as little impact as possible.

The company announced the details of the shutdown in a blog post.”the situation is completely similar with Kaspersky Secure Connection, which is part of various solutions for home users.” This means that for any users who have already paid for its security bundle, the application will be available. Until expired. Kaspersky further pointed out that this decision will apply for people in Russia only.

“The Russian-language version of the application will still be available on Kaspersky Lab websites and mobile app stores. For users outside of Russia, the set of available features and VPN servers will not change.”

TechRadar Pro has reached out to Kaspersky asking the reason behind this move, but a company’s spokesperson said there’s nothing else they can say about the decision at this time. What’s certain is that the Kremlin has been actively fighting against Russia VPNs for a while now. Kaspersky confirms it is pulling its VPN from Russia.

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