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New IVPN apps for macOS and Windows
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New IVPN apps for macOS and Windows

Today marks the release of new macOS and Windows desktop apps that improve on the previous IVPN experience in a number of ways. It’s easier to search for and discover servers to connect to, frequently used settings became more accessible and we provide better visual verifications of your connected status.

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IVPN for iOS now offers DNS over HTTPS
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IVPN for iOS now offers DNS over HTTPS

We are introducing DNS over HTTPS with the latest version of IVPN for iOS (2.3.0), out now. What are the new options available? For existing Custom DNS settings, it is now possible to enable HTTPS or TLS protocol You can now configure a custom DNS over HTTPS server that is used when there is no VPN connection To make use of these changes you need iOS 14 or later installed on your devices.

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New IVPN Linux app with GUI now available
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New IVPN Linux app with GUI now available

Improving the user experience for Linux customers has been a big priority for us in 2020. Earlier this year we released a fully featured CLI app. Today, following the redesigned Android and iOS/iPadOS apps, we are releasing the next iteration of our Linux app with a graphical interface.

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Introducing a redesigned IVPN for Android
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Introducing a redesigned IVPN for Android

After kicking off the round of releases with iOS earlier this month, today we are introducing a rebuilt IVPN app for Android. The goals for this project were similar: to deliver a solution that offers better user control, a clearer overview of connection status and location, and enables a smoother setup process.

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Beta IVPN Linux app released
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Beta IVPN Linux app released

tl;dr: The IVPN Linux CLI app is available for testing - all feedback is welcome. IVPN apps have been available for most major platforms since the release of our iOS app back in 2017. The obvious missing piece was an app for Linux.

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