@Shznakl Just was trying to look and can’t really find anything. Are there not any Terms where things like this are stipulated for Users? You would think it would have greater detail of what is provided/covered before purchase. (I didn’t complete the subscription on my Android, so not sure if something comes to Users afterwards, but even if it does, it’s kind of weird not to have it more openly shown beforehand).
Or, at least as OP is mentioning, at least have things rephrased on the site. Currently it reads:
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Can I protect more than one device?
Yes. Brave VPN protects up to 5 devices, as long as each has the Brave browser installed.
And above that:
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Where can I use Brave VPN? Is it available on all platforms?
Brave VPN is available in the Brave browser on iOS and Android devices. It will be available for desktop computers (Linux, Mac, and Windows) very soon.
Seeing that, the natural assumption is that a subscription would cover up to 5 devices on any available platform. Though I’m sure not done intentionally, definitely is misleading.
Of course, I’ll tag @Mattches and @steeven since likely is a Brave side thing that needs done. But it is weird that Guardian (Brave VPN) doesn’t have a Terms of Use publicly shown during the signup/subscription process either.
The only Terms which do exist is part of https://brave.com/terms-of-use/ which doesn’t even mention Android.
Brave Firewall + VPN Subscription
Brave VPN is a paid service and at your sole discretion, you can pay to upgrade. You can upgrade to the Monthly or Yearly plan in the iOS app.
Brave Firewall + VPN Payment
Payment for your subscription plan is due and collected by Apple. Your subscription payment will be subject to Apple’s applicable payment policy, which may not provide for refunds. We strongly recommend you read Apple terms and conditions before subscribing to one of our plans. Please note that these terms and conditions are subject to amendments by Apple. Brave is not responsible for any payment error or fraud on your Apple account. Also, any fee payment will be deemed final, and we will not provide you any refund. Apple may collect personal data and payment card data when you make purchases. They do not give this data to Brave. Brave does not collect or process credit or debit card data.
Terms of Use Effective Date:
July 14, 2020