Microsoft To Remove Free VPN Feature From Office 365
As of the end of February, Microsoft has confirmed that it will kill its free VPN feature from its Office 365 offering. The VPN feature that is available in plan’s Microsoft Defender app is used to hide IP addresses and encrypt internet traffic.
Microsoft 365’s VPN feature will be shut off at the end of the month
Microsoft says that no action is required from Windows, macOS, or iOS users of the Microsoft Defender app, but Android users of the VPN feature will need to remove the VPN profile from their devices manually. Microsoft's support page provides instructions for doing this.
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