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This happened to me, but that was eons ago and on Windows host. Eddie typically backs up the current system DNS configuration on startup and replaces it with AirVPN’s DNS servers for the duration of the VPN session. Under normal conditions, the original DNS settings are restored when the session ends. However, if the client or system shuts down unexpectedly, this restoration step may not complete. As a result, the system can be left using AirVPN DNS servers. On subsequent launches, Eddie may then back up this already-modified state instead of the original configuration, effectively losing the previous (likely DHCP-assigned) DNS settings. To resolve the issue, reset your DNS configuration [while Eddie is not running, Staff]. Go to your network settings and set IPv4 DNS to Automatic (DHCP). This will restore your system’s default DNS behavior. Regards Viktor23596

Might be worth considering implementing Trust Tunnel (https://github.com/TrustTunnel/TrustTunnel) from the guys at adguard VPN. Now open source, supposedly looks like https traffic and seems to be fast from the experience I have with their VPN.

There are hundreds of those protocols. Neither of them works as well as AmneziaWG.