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I could confirm with SSL and a different VPN, the limitations have been put in place by Vodafone Germany. AirVPN is awesome as expected and techsupport at Vodafone is straight up lying (or doesn't know the truth).

Hello! No, we don't throttle/cap anything. Kind regards

@giganerd @Nam5000 Hello! A clarification on our previous message about problems in Sony TVs with Android 6. OpenVPN for Android and Eddie Android edition run fine and the connection to the VPN is successful and working, traffic is properly tunneled. However, the problem with such TVs is that if you put them in standby while connected to a VPN server, the TV will reboot when it wakes up. See also: https://community.sony.co.uk/t5/android-tv/bug-android-6-0-1-reboots-after-enabling-vpn-apps/td-p/2284371 It is possible to sideload Eddie Android edition on Sony Android based TVs. Kind regards

@dbuero Hello, no, we don't throttle anything. In most cases throttling is self-inflicted, with or without awareness (strange but true). Second most common cause is traffic shaping by ISP. Kind regards

The bottom line for a "kill" switch is to activate Network Lock in Eddie client. Then if you want to "kill" your session, merely disconnect the AirVPN connection leaving Eddie running. DO NOT CLOSE OR EXIT the Eddie client. Network Lock will remain active as long as Eddie is running. You may if you wish also shutdown your computer with no issue while Eddie is running. To promote a smooth shutdown, uncheck "Exit confirmation prompt" in the Eddie Preferences UI section. Please note that if you want to ensure you do not accidentally exit Eddie leaving your connection visible, then leave the option to prompt on exit enabled. If you do, you may have to wait or manually force close Eddie during shutdown.