VPNs are a great way to secure your online activity, but if you want to uninstall your VPN client on a Mac, there are a few different ways to go about it.
Method One: Remove the VPN Client from the System Preferences Library
If you want to uninstall the VPN client from within the System Preferences application, you first need to locate it.
To do this, open System Preferences and select the “Network” tab. Under the “VPN” heading, you’ll see a list of all of the VPN clients that are currently installed on your Mac.
To uninstall the VPN client, simply select it and click the “Uninstall” button.
Method Two: Remove the VPN Client from the Applications Folder
If you want to uninstall the VPN client from within the Applications folder, you first need to locate it.
To do this, open Finder and select the “Applications” folder. Within the Applications folder, you’ll see a list of all of the applications that are currently installed on your Mac.
Method Three: Remove the VPN Client from the System Folder
If you want to uninstall the VPN client from within the System folder, you first need to locate it.
To do this, open Finder and select the “System” folder. Within the System folder, you’ll see a list of all of the files that are currently installed on your Mac.
Once the VPN client has been uninstalled, you can safely delete it from your computer.
If you installed the VPN client from a disc or downloaded it from a website, you can also uninstall it using the methods described in this article.
