ExpressVPN was founded in 2009, and is based in the British Virgin Islands, with over 148 VPN servers in 94 countries. According to Communications Manager David Lang, ExpressVPN firmly believes that everybody has the right to use the Internet freely and securely, regardless of their level of technical expertise. The company sponsors two non-profit advocacy groups: Fight for the Future and the Electronic Frontier Foundation. ExpressVPN offers subscription-based downloadable apps for devices running Windows, Mac, Android, iOS and Linux, as well as an app for routers. Media streamers for games consoles such as Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, PlayStation and Xbox, and VPN browser extensions for Safari, Firefox and Google Chrome are also available. There are three subscription packages on offer: 1 month, 6 months and 12 months. A 30-day free trial is also available. Methods of payment accepted include Bitcoin, PayPal, WebMoney and credit card. A single ExpressVPN license can be utilized on any three supported devices simultaneously. All apps include split tunnelling, a kill switch, a built-in speed test feature, and a choice of manual or automatic VPN selector mode. Security features include 256-bit AES encryption and DNS/IPv6 leak protection. ExpressVPN does not keep any logs of its customers’ activities. Support staff can be contacted around the clock by means of LiveChat or email. The ExpressVPN website also features an FAQ page, a blog, VPN setup tutorials, and tools that include a DNS leak test and a Web RTC leak test.