description RusVPN Overview
RusVPN is a Russia-based VPN service that offers servers in multiple countries and utilizes AES-256 encryption to create a secure connection for users accessing the internet.
help RusVPN FAQ
Is RusVPN still the same service reviewed under that name?
Not necessarily. TechRadar says the older RusVPN service stopped trading under that name and rebranded as Planet VPN, while a current site at rusnetvpn.com describes a Russia-based service controlled from Moscow. Check the exact app publisher and domain before relying on older reviews. [RusVPN review](https://www.techradar.com/reviews/rusvpn), [current RusVPN site](https://www.rusnetvpn.com/en)
Which devices did the older RusVPN service support?
Older coverage listed 338 servers across 37 countries and apps for Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS, plus Chrome, Firefox, Linux, and router setup. Those figures describe the pre-rebrand service and should not be treated as a current server count. [RusVPN review](https://www.techradar.com/reviews/rusvpn)
Does RusVPN use AES-256 encryption?
The catalog description identifies AES-256 encryption, while older technical coverage documented OpenVPN and IPSec or IKEv2 rather than every current cipher setting. Treat AES-256 as a claimed feature and check the protocol details in the exact client you install. [RusVPN review](https://www.techradar.com/reviews/rusvpn)
Did RusVPN claim support for Netflix and BBC iPlayer?
Yes, older RusVPN materials listed Netflix, BBC iPlayer, Spotify, YouTube, VKontakte, and other services as targets. That was a provider claim rather than a permanent guarantee, because streaming platforms can block VPN addresses and the rebrand changes the service being discussed. [RusVPN review](https://www.techradar.com/reviews/rusvpn)
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