Fixes connections that failed within a second on mobile networks that use only IPv6, such as T-Mobile in the US.
For servers with both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, the app now tries both, in the same order as our other apps, and moves on quickly when one doesn't answer.
If a server doesn't answer at first, the app keeps trying it for up to 30 seconds, as our other apps do.
When a connection fails, the Connection Log now shows why, for each address tried.
Also includes the server selection fixes from 1.0.208: the server you pick is the one you connect to, and picking Moscow works again.
iOSv1.0.2082026-10-14
Server selection fixes
The server you pick is the one you connect to — even when the list marks it as unreachable.
Picking a server that comes with a restrictions warning (such as Moscow) now shows the warning and connects to it. Before, the pick was silently ignored and the previous server stayed.
When you haven't picked a server, the app connects to the first one that answered the check, rather than simply the top of the list.
Your pick lasts until the app is closed; the next launch starts with the best available server.
iOSv1.0.2072026-10-13
Live server list
The server list stays live while it's open: checks and fresh data appear in place, and it keeps your scroll position.
The bottom of the list shows when it was last updated; refresh with the button or by pulling the list down.
Server load is shown as soon as it's known, and servers that can't be reached are marked "unreachable".
Imported server files are checked and ranked just like the built-in list, and show which file they came from and when.
The list refreshes itself when it is more than 10 minutes old, and connecting never waits for it.
iOSv1.0.2062026-09-15
Smarter server selection, steadier connection
The server list is measured more accurately and ranked by what actually works from where you are, so the best connection sits at the top.
If our main address becomes unreachable, P4PN now finds a working route on its own — and the pages it opens in your browser use that same route, so signing up, your account and downloads keep working too.
Reconnecting is quicker: the app remembers which route answered and starts there, instead of waiting on a blocked one every time.
iOSv1.0.1992026-06-28
Choose sites to send only through the VPN
This is the opposite of the bypass list. Instead of picking the sites that skip the VPN, you pick the only sites that should go through it — and everything else uses your normal connection. It's handy when you just need the VPN for a few specific sites and want the rest of your traffic to stay fast and direct.
Add your own sites, or load our ready-made list. Your choices take effect the next time you connect.
Some sites — like banks or government portals — work best on your normal connection. Now you can choose which sites open without the VPN: add your own, or load our ready-made list. Everything else stays protected.
Your choices take effect the next time you connect.
