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We’ve been using EVPN for a couple of months. They’ve had regular updates and some minor UI changes. We use it on iPhones, iPads and Windows PCs. All connect and run well. I have one mini gripe, a slightly minor complaint and an observation pertaining to router upgrades. The mini gripe is that my iPad will connect to the guest wifi at work with EVPN, but my iPhone will not. Also, prior to 2 updates ago, it would connect my iPad in 30-40 seconds. Now, it takes 1-3 minutes with something closer to 3 being the norm. It seems to pause for some time between attempts. Before it appeared to try more rapidly. The minor complaint I was aware of going in; only 5 simultaneous connections. There are several services with comparable security and worldwide connections with more simultaneous connections for a lessor price. The 2 reasons I went with EVPN instead of one of the others was 1) to support a particular affiliate and 2) EVPN is the only one to have their no logs policy verified in the field. Reason number 2 was a distant second to no. 1. I really would appreciate more simultaneous connections. So much so, that I will likely go with a competitor when my current subscription expires, if EVPN has not increased that number. EVPN doesn’t appear to have verified compatibility with any wifi 6 routers. On the site I only found ACxxx capable or lower.

The reason I rated a 4 is. I have a Iphn 13 Pro Max and Samsung zfold3. Need to separate And Block home networks. Scenario: If your living with the owner of the internet. A separate VPN not using Netgear or router. One for your mobile device that you don’t trust the owner of the internet in the house. Make a separate VPN that DOESN’T allow the owner to see your activities. Expecially with a home Router that can still track your online activities with the IP and identification, what model your phn is your using/ or the name of your phn. There must be a better way to hide your phone identification on a home Router and Modem from the owner. Using a persons WiFi is a huge security problem. Other than getting your own internet equipment. As a renter your not authorized to make holes in the walls to have your own dedicated phn lines. So there has to be another way to block and just use your unlimited cellular isp but with a vpn that can’t be detected with all your information. (If on someones network. They can see when you log on. Be able to change the model info and name of your phn, IP if need to) Or notifications sent to you. When your being tracked and the information it’s tracking. The data. It’s a problem I am going thru. Otherwise it’s user friendly and support is very, good.

Works great on devices that have only this VPN. For some reason when I work on a personal device that I've brought for work usage, this is the only VPN that fails to play nicely with my Work VPN sessions connecting then dropping. Most other VPNs I've tried will automatically connect once my work VPN session is over except this one, leading to a pretty serious security vulnerability in the App's design. I'm not sure what is causing the issue but again, this is literally the only privacy VPN I've tried that has this issue. My Norton Secure VPN as well as Nord VPN has no issue with my Work VPN. That being said, this App used to not have this issue until they built in to always attempt to connect the VPN so that may be the culprit to this major security flaw, because it fails to connect if going in/out of my Work VPN. The iOS VPN connection handler passes off correctly but this VPN seems to ignore it in favor of always attempt to connect and on fail (because it conflicts with the attempt to connect to Work VPN) of course iOS is going to do nothing so you end up using your device without any VPNs turning on. My guess is they're using incorrect VPN functions for this App so it's failing with my Work's VPN open/close connection calls and iOS's VPN connection handler for passing between work/school VPNs as needed to personal VPNs on demand.