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Yeah, same experience here. I keep going back to Eddie when new releases come around or the mood takes me and I tried it again a few days ago. Using Wireguard I got the same drop outs but with Openvpn it is still connected after three days now on both an S9 tablet and an S22 mobile, both Android 14. After figuring out a tasker profile to monitor Eddie's notification entry, which just altered a widget on screen, I then thought I'd try ways of restarting it if it dissapeard. Using Autoinput was my first thought but that is messy and not a reliable option in this instance. So I thought of intents which I have messed with but only by copying what others had done; never come up with my own stuff. I found out you can generate a package manifest using Android Studio which contains some or all of the intents the package listens for so am going to try that and see what it comes up with and then try some things. I'll post with updates if there are any!

Hello! The other questions are answered in the ToS, specification page and Privacy Notice, therefore we invite you to read those documents, further clarifications may come from the community or from us if necessary: https://airvpn.org/tos The Terms of Service https://airvpn.org/privacy The privacy notice and terms, scroll down for additional safety measures according to best practices as well as GDPR prescriptions https://airvpn.org/specs Specs overview In AirVPN, the problem you mention is not related to USB specifically, because USB support is disabled on the kernel of our servers and any reboot to make the server re-start to run a different kernel in order to plug secretly USB devices will cause the server to be rejected by the infrastructure, but adversaries don't need to plug in USB peripherals. A more effective attack comes from outside the server and a defense against this attack is not possible on the server itself (simply because the adversary does not interfere with or touch the server), it must come from a pro-active action by the user. Please see here: https://airvpn.org/forums/topic/57163-pen-register-connection-logging-on-airvpn-server-janfeb-2020/ Kind regards

That's what I'm wondering too.

if you use the official wireguard or openvpn apps, you won't need to manually restart or configure it to restart when the connection drops. you can download them from https://airvpn.org/android/ for some reason when I used Eddie, at least once (and sometimes more than 5) times a day I saw that I had no connection, and I had to manually open eddie, and hit the connect button when I download the config files and installed Wireguard from the play store, never again do I have to manually re-connect ; I also tried in another device with OpenVPN instead of wireguard and it works like a charm. I don't know why Eddie failed to keep the connection alive, or even re-connect when it lost it. I tried all settings and nothing made it work. I also tested it with multiple android devices. Too many problems with Eddie, but perfect with the configuration files and the default apps.

Are there any thoughts on moving AirVPN's base to another country? What would a moving scenario entail? Would it even be feasible?