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Split tunneling on WindowsForum.com covers how VPN clients let Windows users choose which traffic bypasses the encrypted tunnel, and the practical fallout of those routing decisions. Discussion around NymVPN's v2026.12 release highlights one-click server selection, more granular desktop traffic exclusions, and China geo-exclusion, alongside a Windows installer fix that bundles the required Visual C++ runtime to resolve first-launch failures on clean machines. The thread also notes revised subscription plans and the retirement of the two-year option. Together these items show split tunneling as a desktop routing control that intersects with Windows deployment, app compatibility, and VPN service policy.
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    NymVPN Adds China Geo-Exclusion, Bundles VC++ Runtime

    NymVPN’s v2026.12 update brings one-click server selection, more granular desktop traffic exclusions, and revised subscription plans, including the retirement of its two-year option. For Windows users, the practical changes also include an installer fix: the required Visual C++ runtime now...