Leaderboard

Version 2.23.2 [bugfix] [macOS] Fixed an issue with disk .DMG build [change] [Windows] curl 8.2.1 [change] [macOS] Preferences > WireGuard > MTU [bugfix] [all] Fix for exit failures [change] [all] OpenVPN 2.6.6 [change] [all] Minor fixes and code cleanup, preparation to net7 upgrade This version will be considered stable as soon as possible. Other issues reported in tickets or in this topic are under investigation.

Hello! We're not aware of any security concern as they are layers "on top" of well tested tunnels without known vulnerabilities. Currently Russia and China users can access AirVPN, however should the need arise we strongly recommend Tor with private bridges with various pluggable transports. We have invested a lot on Tor infrastructure (see our mission), including support for an important amount of worldwide Tor exit nodes traffic, and Tor is free for everybody. No matter the obfuscation technique employed, a country or ISP can block any VPN service (and other services operated by small or average sized companies) by harvesting and blocking its servers IP addresses, a task which, on the contrary, becomes quite difficult with Tor, where volunteers all around the world set up private Tor bridges every day. https://bridges.torproject.org/ Kind regards

A quick review (not a customer at any point) pros: seems to at least only use protocols that are known to be secure (openvpn, wireguard) seems to be talked about in forums in censored nations options for crypto (btc, ltc, xmr) privacy policy looked fine when i skimmed through publishes annual transparency report in blog neutral: has onion address but only on main website never heard of them account sharing is against tos cons: is not clear with how things are configured, would likely have to contact support/become their customer. no port-forwarding comparatively limited servers/locations supports tls 1.0/1.1 on website, which is horrendously outdated