Net Radar for Mac 1.1

Net Radar for Mac is a powerful security software that monitors the status of your VPN connection and shows the current geographical location of the public IP address of your Internet connection in the menu bar. With Net Radar, you can rest assured that your online activities are always private and secure.

This software runs in the menu bar, showing you the current geographical location of your Internet connection. The color of the displayed location indicates the status of your VPN connection. If everything is working as expected, Net Radar will display a green icon. However, if there is an issue with your VPN connection, it will display a red icon to warn you immediately.

Clicking on the menu bar item will display a popup showing you more information about your VPN connection and its status. You can see where you are currently located on a map and whether or not your VPN is active. This feature makes it easy to keep track of what's going on with your online security at all times.

One great thing about Net Radar is that it works with all types of remote VPN connections. Whether you're using one from a major provider or have set up something custom yourself, this software has got you covered.

Another useful feature is that Net Radar can be automatically launched at startup on your Mac so that it's always running in the background without any extra effort from you.

The type of warning can also be configured to suit your preferences - whether it's just a simple notification or something more intrusive like a modal dialog box or popup window.

Despite its powerful capabilities, Net Radar does not interfere with either your Internet connection or VPN setup - so there's no need to worry about any conflicts arising between them.

Setting up Net Radar couldn't be easier thanks to its Setup Assistant which leads users through just a few simple steps before they're ready to go! And if all you want to do is monitor where exactly in cyberspace (or geographically)  your public IP address resides without verifying via VPNs then this tool has got that covered too!

Net Radar monitors both internally and externally when checking for changes in connectivity status: Internally by monitoring start/end points for each session; Externally by comparing metadata associated with active internet connections against unprotected public IP addresses – if these differ then everything’s working as expected but should they match then clear warnings are issued along with red icons appearing within menus bars etc., making sure users stay informed at all times!

In conclusion, if privacy and security are important factors when browsing online then look no further than NetRadar – an essential tool for anyone who wants peace-of-mind knowing their data remains safe from prying eyes!