Cycle threw different IP address after certain periods of time

I've set my router such that all local traffic is through the VPN. I want to be automatically on VPN while away from home, and auto disconnect when I arrive home.

To make this happen, I want the option to auto connect when on untrusted networks (including the option to call cellular "untrusted") and a separate option to auto disconnect on trusted networks (including the option to call cellular "trusted").

I experience connection errors when starting up my computer if I don't disconnect Vper before shut down. If It could automatically disconnect during Windows shut down, that would solve the problem. It reconnects just fine on start up.

Choosing a server based on bandwidth instead of ping response or server location is a priority for many users

Request for developing an Apple TV 4th. Generation application which is made available through the tvOS app store.

I use a local VPN type advertisement filtering application, but I can not use it with VyprVPN.
If you can specify proxy with VyprVPN application, you can use it together.

In Signal (another messenger) you can set messages to remove themselves after a certain period of time.

Data usage counter of data sent and received through vpn

VyperVN Beta for Mac has this feature as do a number of other VPN's.

Wondering why it's not enabled on Windows? I expect cross platform consistency.

Allow Connection per App on Amazon as is possible (and so useful) on Android phones and Tablets.

Please add IKEv2 support. IKEv2 protocol is much faster than L2TP and secure and usually not censored.

I would like to be able to share a symmetric key out of band but using a known encryption standard. That way I can truly trust the encrypted message knowing. I would also like to see a copy of the encrypted message.

Example: You have a Smart TV / Phone and want to protect your device using VPN, but some apps are using a VPN blocker (e.g. Netflix).

Instead of bypass VPN for given device it would be better to bypass the specific service (e.g. Netflix) by either Service / IP Range or domain.

It would be of great help if the pinwheel was highlighted in colour, as on my android tv screen it shows neutral, and it's difficult to see when located.