Openzone and vpn

Hi, I have account with PIA and it doesn't seem to work with bt openzone. So I was looking to see if BT provided some kind of VPN and I can see on
http://bt.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/14923/~/how-do-i-download-vpn-software-for-bt-wi-fi
that bt does have VPN. However when I click on the link it shows nothing about VPN. It say you're connected.
Can someone help me with why other VPN doesn't work and how I can get BT's VPN? Maybe someone has direct link?
Many thanks

Hi Genie,
To download the VPN software you need to be connected to a BTWifi (ie BTWifi-x, BTWifi, BTWifi-with-fon) hotspot.
However you must not be logged and go straight to http://www.btwifi.com/help/security/vpn-software.jsp and download the VPN software.
If you are logged in to the BTWifi hotspot then you will just keep getting redirected to the "Your connected" landing page.
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