Under what condition can users choose network precedence?

Users can choose network precedence when using Split Tunnel or Split Tunnel with Local Precedence modes because these configurations allow flexibility in how the user’s traffic is routed.

In Split Tunnel mode, the VPN only directs certain traffic through the secure tunnel, allowing other traffic to go through the user’s local network connection. This setup gives users the ability to prioritize their network traffic based on their immediate needs, as they can decide which applications or services should utilize the VPN connection and which can remain on the local connection.

With the Split Tunnel with Local Precedence mode, this selection becomes even more significant because users can define whether specific traffic should take precedence over others, further enhancing their control over how their network use is managed while still maintaining some level of security through the VPN for sensitive data.

This level of user choice is not available in Redirect All mode, where all traffic is routed through the VPN and users do not have the ability to prioritize their network paths. In a broader sense, while the option might seem readily available under different configurations, it is specifically the Split Tunnel modes that explicitly grant users the choice regarding their network precedence.