IVPN for iOS v2.13.0 is out with support for multiple custom DNS servers and improved stability for connections using V2Ray obfuscation.

It’s back online.

Yes, working on it.

Latest release of IVPN for Desktop (v.3.15.0) is out with Custom DNS and stability improvements. You can now specify multiple custom DNS servers with optional DoH support.

Full changelog: https://github.com/ivpn/desktop-app/blob/development/CHANGELOG.md

V2Ray obfuscation is now available in the IVPN apps on all platforms. Review the technical details, tips on getting started and how to verify obfuscation in our latest blog post:
https://www.ivpn.net/blog/v2ray-obfuscation-available-all-ivpn-platforms/

Scheduled maintenance is complete, Bitcoin & Lightning payments are available again.

Bitcoin & Lightning payments will be unavailable for IVPN signups and renewals due to planned maintenance tomorrow (20 Nov) from 09:00 UTC (~3 hours).

IVPN for Android v2.11.0 is out with V2Ray obfuscation options for WireGuard, including VMESS/QUIC and VMESS/TCP. Available via our website, Accrescent and the Play store.

V2Ray VMESS/QUIC and VMESS/TCP is now supported in the IVPN app on all platforms. As a next step we are working on improving our iOS implementation for better stability of V2Ray connections.

Download: https://www.ivpn.net/en/apps-android/

Changelog: https://github.com/ivpn/android-app/releases

This post confirms a change to the signature and pubkey for our Warrant Canary due to the renewal of expired subkey. We have published our new canary for September today, and will release new versions on the first Tuesday of every month going forward.

https://www.ivpn.net/resources/canary.txt

We have deployed new gateways to expand capacity in two popular IVPN locations:

be2 - Brussels / Belgium - 1 Gbps
dk2 - Copenhagen / Denmark - 1 Gbps
Provider: Datapacket

WireGuard Public key, OBFS4 and SOCKS5 details available on our server status page:
https://www.ivpn.net/en/status/

Mailx beta launch - Audited, open-source email aliasing service
https://www.ivpn.net/blog/mailx-beta-audited-open-source-email-aliasing/


@nevent1qvz...

Feature wise it is matching the basics of competing services (alias creation, catch-all aliases, PGP). Two clear advantages we can see vs. others is on the trust side -> 1. fully open source: https://github.com/ivpn/mailx 2. audited - results will be published on Monday.