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I don't know if it's the same issue but I also experience slow speeds in some servers that show low load and good latency in eddie. when I ping airvpn I get a response after a few seconds. I'm not sure why it doesn't match the display. And I also think I had this issue in the last few months. The latency in the picture above is very high though..
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Singapore server has become really slow in general now, looks like many website flagged M247 ISP and throttles it. My 75Mbps download speed only got 6-8 Mbps when testing in Speedtest in Singapore server: https://www.speedtest.net/result/19251282595 -
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Question about AirVPN transparency reports and legal requests
DogeX replied to DogeX's topic in General & Suggestions
@Staff can we get some information about this ? - Yesterday
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Happy Birthday !!
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WindscribeSucks reacted to a post in a topic:
Guide To Getting Started + Links For Advanced Users ...
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AirVPN is now old enough to drive cars in some countries. Let's see where the driver is taking us…
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Shudder blocking logins on VPN
Tech Jedi Alex replied to ScarletEmerald's topic in Blocked websites warning
This would open up quite the can of (abuse) worms, and would render georestrictions virtually useless. Also, not all payment options provide address information – think prepaid credit cards, PaySafeCard, Western Union/Moneygram/etc.; I think even PayPal doesn't per se require an address (unless you're in certain jurisdictions like the EU -> PSD2, etc.) So, payment is one thing, access from certain locations another; that's why money is spent on VPN discovery at access time and not smart links between payment and access -
Please contact professional support via ticket. These are the community forums – even if we wanted to, we couldn't help you.
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Remember to post the solution afterwards. The future thanks you for your consideration and forethought.
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Then it's on your side, obviously. Close Eddie, try a connection once, then provide a system report..
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Someone Spamming X / Instagram?
Tech Jedi Alex replied to Tehome's topic in Blocked websites warning
Sure it's not your own (genuine) usage of X/Instagram simply causing a false positive detection on their side? Wouldn't be the first time.. -
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Wish to see 10gbps duplex in asia soon! Maybe a wider selection of server ASN for better routing. Keep up the simplicity and transparency (server load etc...) definitely something missing in other providers
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Login to the Shudder streaming site https://www.shudder.com now seems to be blocking AirVPN. The site itself loads fine and the Rout Checking tool shows this is true from most servers, but when I try to login to my account, I get a message "Your device is connected to the Internet using a VPN or proxy service. Please disable it and try again." at least when on Dziban and maybe some others. I guess this is some attempt to enforce geoblocking, though I would have hoped that since the site uses a paid subscription, they could infer the viewer's location from their billing address and not worry if the user is coming through a VPN. Oh well...
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LOLO i just learned how easy its using the Ubuntu VPN Downloaded the offered configuration by AIRVPN in https://airvpn.org/generator/ And finally i get VPN on Ubuntu Raspeberry suuuper easy lolo was so easy the entire time -
AirVPN 16th birthday celebrations
PineappleGoatFarm replied to Staff's topic in News and Announcement
Happy birthday! I just upped my subscription for another 2 years. Thanks for the discount/coupon! -
Happy Birthday! Wish you the best ahead.
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Linux: AirVPN Suite 2.1.0 preview available
colorman replied to Staff's topic in News and Announcement
No problems so far 😃 Thanks Staff -
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Today we're starting AirVPN 16th Birthday celebrations with big discounts on longer term plans. From a two servers service located in a single country providing a handful of Mbit/s, the baby has grown up to a wide infrastructure in 23 countries on four continents! AirVPN is now one of the few major consumer VPNs that is still independent. In other words, it is not owned by large corporations with diverse interests that interfere through editorial publications or conflict with privacy protection. Since our 15th birthday celebration, our customer base has grown remarkably, and we would like to thank all the old and new customers who chose or confirmed AirVPN. AirVPN has focused on comprehensive enhancements, including: line and server expansion to accommodate the outstanding customer growth. The infrastructure can now deliver up to 1,256,000 Mbit/s. Compared to the 970,000 Mbit/s available in June 2025 this is a 29.5% increase in less than a year AmneziaWG support deployment started on the client software and infrastructure (currently completed on Eddie Android edition) the unlimited traffic quota for every and each customer subscription plan is confirmed remote inbound port forwarding feature has been confirmed for new customers too several bug fixes on the API and the account management panels On the software side: all AirVPN applications and libraries are free and open source software released under GPLv3 new, greatly improved Linux AirVPN Suite and Eddie Android editions Eddie Android edition implements, on top of several improvements, complete AmneziaWG support as well as a QUIC CPS database of real web sites enabling effective circumvention of new blocks against VPN protocols enforced in various countries If you're already our customer and you wish to extend your stay, any additional subscription will be added to your existing subscriptions and you won't lose any days. Check the promotional prices here: https://airvpn.org/buy Promotion will end on June the 16th, 2026 (UTC). Kind regards and datalove AirVPN Staff
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Hi, I'm no expert by any means but I don't believe you can configure a VPN profile directly from within the XBOX O/S. The way I do it (I stream via the Playstation) is that I have an ASUS RT-AX88 router with multiple AIRVPN client profiles on it for different regions that I can easily switch between. This basically means that all devices connected to my WiFi go via the VPN + that region. There are also options on the router firmware to enable specific devices to either route via the VPN, or not; albeit you can only have 1 VPN client profile active at any one time. I think there are a few different ASUS routers that support multiple VPN profiles as standard (I'm sure other manufacturers do also), but mine is also updated with the 3rd party Merlin firmware which is specific to ASUS. Hope that helps.
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Hi, I've been a loyal member forever.... have reached my 5 device max with all tricks **** but unless I am blind I cannot find a way to add more devices {paid} to my sub without adding a new account.
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@0bacon Hello! AirVPN Suite 2.1.0 Release Candidate 1 is available. It addresses some problems related to your case and features a stricter check to avoid entering entire subnets for the namespace. A single address is required (in your case, anyway, you can also rely on automatic choice, since you're behind a NAT). Feel free to test the new Suite version and check whether the problems are resolved. Bluetit is linked statically against libxml2 so the problem is Cuckoo-only in the 2.0.0 Suite. On Suite 2.1.0 version, Cuckoo is no more linked (dynamically) against libxml2 because it does not need it anymore and the problem gets solved for Cuckoo too. Kind regards
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Hello! We're glad to announce that AirVPN Suite 2.1.0 Release Candidate 1 is now available. It features an additional bug fix, a few more refinements on IPv6 management and improved traffic splitting namespace management. Please see the first message of this thread for complete description, full changelog and download URLs. Thank you in advance if you wish to test! Please feel free to report any glitch and bug on this thread. Kind regards
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Can I ask that the EZTV domains be added to the internal routing servers in order to bypass the UK DNS block please? eztvx.to eztv.wf eztv.tf eztv.yt eztv1.xyz Thanks
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https://mullvad.net/en/blog/exit-ip-fingerprinting-between-vpn-servers " When a user switches from one VPN server to another, this sometimes makes it possible for services such as websites to confidently guess that the same user that connected from the new VPN server is the one that connected from the previous VPN server." Does AirVPN present the same vulnerability? -
DOH and ECH via mullvad browser after Air connection
iwih2gk posted a topic in General & Suggestions
We always discuss how slick using TOR on top of AirVpn creates a spread of exposure between two or more separate providers making a "trace" orders of magnitude tougher than Air alone. There are times when I must vacate TOR due to speed when downloading very large files OR uploading very large files. In an effort to maintain the obvious benefit of using two different providers on my over all connection I am wondering if I have the following correct: I have been using Mullvad Browser with dns = DOH + Encrypted Client Hello processed by Mullvad's DNS in the browser configuration. When I examine the connection via various websites designated for the purpose of course Air's IP is what Mullvad sees. The ECH flags as working well and stable (I realize the sites I connect to must use TLS 1.3 and have other configs for ECH setup, but that is a given in this question). So in this scenario I assume that Air (I do trust but then using two services just adds the confidence out of SOP for security) would not be able to penetrate the DOH and the ECH would eliminate the sni from wireshark or similar observation? Is that configuration doing what I need to do, at least am I explaining it properly? I have always trusted Air staff/moderators to serve it to us straight up. Is my procedure effective for what I describe or is there a better solution keeping in mind KISS is how I prefer to roll, LOL ps - I live on TOR most of the time so this is for when I need the multi gig loads in either direction. Thanks -
Hello there, First of all, thanks for the amazing service you are providing, I love it ! GrapheneOS is a free and open source mobile os that focus it's work on privacy and security. I use it for a year now and it really helped me take back my privacy on android which is usually locked by Google. It's a known project in the privacy world and they are contributing upstream also like with their hardened malloc. For technical reasons they are only running on Google Pixel (paradoxal but their justification seems solid) but they plan to extend to other devices soon... They may be searching for servers to host their updates infrastructures of thing like that, maybe it could be nice to help them ? Thanks again for your work
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