ExpressVPN Gets a New Look on iPad, Easier Installation on Mac
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- iPad Redesign: ExpressVPN app new look is now optimized for iPad with tablet-first layout and simpler navigation.
- Mac App Store: ExpressVPN available in Mac App Store for easier installation, discovery, and updates.
- Apple Integration: Updates strengthen ExpressVPN’s presence across Apple ecosystem, improving usability and accessibility.
ExpressVPN has announced two key updates for Apple users: a new app look for iPad and the availability of ExpressVPN in the Mac App Store. Both updates are aimed at making the VPN service feel more integrated into the Apple ecosystem.
A Better Experience on iPad
The ExpressVPN app on iPad has been reworked with a tablet-first design. The new layout makes use of the larger screen, offering a smoother experience for everyday tasks.
Users can now connect with fewer steps, switch between server locations more easily, and access speed tests or settings in both portrait and landscape mode. Small design changes, such as improved navigation and a cleaner interface, are expected to make the app more convenient for people who use their iPad for streaming, work, or travel.
ExpressVPN Arrives in the Mac App Store
For the first time, ExpressVPN is now available to install directly from the Mac App Store. Previously, Mac users had to download it from the company’s website.
This change makes the VPN easier to discover, install, and update, especially for those setting up a new Mac. By joining the Mac App Store, ExpressVPN now sits alongside other trusted apps that users rely on daily.
Privacy Across the Apple Ecosystem
These updates highlight ExpressVPN’s efforts to make its service more accessible across Apple devices. With a tablet-focused iPad app and simplified Mac installation, the company aims to bring privacy features closer to everyday Apple workflows.
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