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IVPN is an open-source, audited, privacy focused VPN service that offers WireGuard and ad+tracker blocking. Email support at ivpn.net for quick assistance.

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2024-07-25 14:30:10

In our latest privacy guide by @npub1h5d…emws we examine the core issues around email privacy. Before providing a detailed overview of threats, we explain the risks posed by email headers, challenges associated with MIME-encoded content and the limitations of encryption: https://www.ivpn.net/privacy-guides/email-and-privacy/

2024-07-23 15:50:19

Five free IVPN voucher codes are now available to all customers with at least 60 days remaining on their paid plan. You can invite others to test IVPN, no strings attached. Log in to ivpn.net to access the codes in the Voucher tab of the My Account area.
Notes:
1. Free vouchers can be only applied once to new IVPN Standard or Pro accounts.
2. As per our privacy policy, voucher codes associations are deleted 30 days after redemption.
3. Free voucher offer runs until 30 September 2024.

2024-07-09 14:27:08

Las páginas principales del sitio web de IVPN ahora están disponibles en español. Agradecemos cualquier sugerencia de mejora a través de GitHub o de nuestro servicio al cliente. https://www.ivpn.net/es/
Tenemos planeado traducir otras partes del sitio web en el futuro, como las guías y las páginas de preguntas frecuentes.

2024-07-01 18:17:50

IVPN AntiTracker upcoming changes: one of the lists available in our AntiTracker, Developer Dan is no longer updated. We are removing it as an individual option from AntiTracker on 8th July - next Monday - and won't be part of combined lists going forward.
If you have the Developer Dan list selected for AntiTracker we suggest switching to a different one as soon as possible to avoid disruption in the service.

2024-06-14 23:07:45

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@npub1jh3…xqye Original report was by a Graphene community member, you can check this thread: https://github.com/GrapheneOS/os-issue-tracker/issues/3442

2024-06-14 11:52:47

We can confirm a reported DNS leak issue on Android that impacts all VPN apps. There are no known solutions to prevent it, and requires a fix in a future Android version. Details in our blog post: https://www.ivpn.net/blog/dns-traffic-leak-outside-vpn-tunnel-on-android/
Depending on your threat model, consider avoiding the use of Android in situations where such leaks can impact your privacy.

2024-06-04 17:53:02

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IVPN for Android v2.10.8 is available through our website, @accrescentapp and Google Play store. Changelog: https://github.com/ivpn/android-app/blob/develop/CHANGELOG.md
IVPN for Desktop v3.14.14 is available through our website and manual updates via apps. Changelog: https://github.com/ivpn/desktop-app/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md
IVPN for iOS v2.12.3 is available through the App Store. Changelog: https://github.com/ivpn/ios-app/blob/develop/CHANGELOG.md

2024-06-04 17:52:37

New versions of IVPN for Android (v2.10.8), Desktop (v3.14.14), and iOS (v2.12.3) are out, with updates of the quantum-resistant libraries used, along with other improvements.
Note: we have removed support for Android 7.0 and earlier versions. We are discontinuing support for older Android versions due to the phase-out of certificate cross-signing that allowed Android Devices prior to 7.1.1 to establish TLS connections.

2024-05-15 12:12:29

Five IVPN end points in Montreal (qc1, qc3, qc4, qc5, qc6) and one in Milan (it1.wg) will be withdrawn from service on 13th June. New connections will not be accepted from the first days of June. Remaining servers in these locations are ready to use with ample capacity.
If you rely on these servers for persistent connections, we advise manually switching over to ca1.wg, ca-qc2 or it2, respectively. You can find connection details for each of our servers on our website. https://www.ivpn.net/status/

2024-01-09 15:05:34

We have published a new privacy guide assessing the risks of NetFlow data aggregation and how it might affect your privacy when using a VPN. https://www.ivpn.net/privacy-guides/isp-netflow-surveillance-and-vpn/
In 2024 we are planning to cover further privacy and infosec related topics like the ones above. If you'd like to see any of our previous guides updated, or have suggestions, let us know.