We need rationale of why this is needed, and how it's done, the reliability of the service and a diagram of how this is happening in what you propose.

Fixes #547

• How it's Done:
  The VPN Tunnel works on the protocol "OpenVPN" which is a newer version of SSTP - Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol. This is implemented through the ToyVpn Client Service. It is done when a connection is established between the client app and the server that surrounds the network data like a tunnel, encrypting the data packets that the app sends. Tunneling is the process of encrypting data and keeping it separate from other traffic on the internet. It enables a VPN to protect the confidentiality and integrity of data as they travel over the public network. The VPN proxy tunneling protocol uses AES 256-bit encryption to protect data packets. The protocol is configurable on Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS, although third-party client service (ToyVpn) is required to set up the protocol.

• Reliability of the Service:
  Among all the tunneling protocols, OpenVPN is the most highly recommended. OpenVPN works with systems like FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, and Solaris. Using VPN alone may not be enough to protect privacy and that is the reason VPN service providers encrypt the data and receive when connected. When this is done, it scrambles so that snoops can't intercept and decipher it. Its open-source code, stability, strong encryption, and ability to bypass blocking software make it the finest tunneling protocol currently available.

• Pictorial Representation:
  Regular Connection with no VPN:
  

Traditional VPN:

VPN Tunnel Implemented:

• How this is Happening:
  It works by routing your device’s internet connection through your chosen VPN rather than your internet service provider (ISP) so that when the data is transmitted to the internet, it comes from the VPN rather than the device. The VPN acts as an intermediary of sorts to connect to the internet, thereby hiding the IP address – the string of numbers the ISP assigns to the device. And if the data is somehow intercepted, it will be unreadable until it reaches its final destination.
  When it connects to a VPN, it is through a secure tunnel where the data is encoded. This means that the data is transformed into an unreadable code as it travels between the device and the server.

How do we exactly decide if we have to change the connection mode to VPN? Or is it like it will always connect via VPN? In my opinion, that will unnecessarily throttle our connection with the server.