fix bugs

MafiaOFF 4.3 — four doors to the lounge and a way around, on your word. • A bottom bar: Lounge, Routes, Line check and Preferences — one tap each. • "Sites won't open" is right in the Lounge: the app switches servers and checks that traffic flows. • A "Backup channel for 1 hour" button: if the regular servers can't get through, tap it and the connection goes over a backup channel — slower than usual and with limited traffic. At most an hour a day, with a countdown and "Turn off"; without a tap the backup channel never turns on. • DNS profiles in Tunnel: As in profile, Clean, No ads, Family, Secure and Turbo. • Protection if the line drops: when no server answers, traffic waits instead of leaving outside the VPN. • Your profile's end date from the link — in the Lounge and Preferences, with a quiet reminder three days before the end. • Line check now gathers support: Send report, optional diagnostics and contacts. • Privacy Policy revision 2.5, Terms revision 2.2. • Stability fixes. Your profile and settings carry over automatically.

MafiaOFF 4.1 makes connecting and choosing a server easier to follow. • The VPN button has its signature mark again, with a subtle animation while connecting. • Don Netti now sits in the corner of the Auto-pick card, leaving its title and description clear. • Settings are organized into profile, connection, app, and help sections. • Layouts have been refined for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Your VPN connection flow and settings remain the same.

MafiaOFF 4.1 — a look of its own on every screen. • New home screen: Don Netti greets you, and your status, time connected and current route (flag, city, latency) are always in view. • Adding a link takes three steps: paste it or read a QR code, give consent, then “Save and connect”. • “Profile servers”: auto-pick, a list grouped by country, search, and “At hand” tiles for your favorite servers. “Sites won't open” switches the server and checks that traffic flows. • “Preferences”: a profile card with the expiry date and traffic used, where you can also refresh the profile or replace the link. • “Tunnel”: kill switch, connect on launch, DNS choice as tiles, local network direct, Mux. • “Line check”: download speed, DNS response time, round trip to the server, DNS leak and the address websites see. • “Help & contact” with answers to common questions; “Privacy & data” in short numbered points. • Ad blocking has been removed: DNS now comes from the resolver you choose or from your profile. Your link, servers and settings carry over with the update.

MafiaOFF 4.0 is a major update. • A new look: VPN, Servers and Settings tabs, with Don Netti on the main screen. • More reliable connections: the app checks that the server really reaches the internet and moves to a working one by itself if the current server stops passing traffic. • Switch servers without dropping the VPN. • Faster page loads: DNS runs through the VPN over a single channel. • Moving from Wi-Fi to cellular or a weak signal: the connection recovers by itself and isn't reset without need. • Servers: search by country or city, favourites, quick picks and honest marks showing which servers are verified by traffic and which only respond so far. • "No internet" finds another server for you. • Connection settings: DNS, ad blocking, local network bypass, Mux, kill switch and auto-connect. • Connection check: latency, speed, external address and a DNS leak test. • Paste a link with one tap or scan a QR code. • Your profile and settings carry over from the previous version automatically.

Fixed a rare crash when opening secondary screens. Internal stability improvements.

Diagnostics delivery is fixed. If you had turned on "Send diagnostics", your reports about which servers fail never actually reached us — the requests landed at the wrong address and were lost. They arrive now, so we can finally see which entry points let you down and add ones that work. • Reports that don't go through on the first try are no longer thrown away: they wait in a queue on your device and leave once you're online. • The list of backup delivery addresses is now read correctly — the app simply did not understand it before. • Fewer needless background requests to the server. As a reminder: we collect no personal data and cannot see what you open. The report only says which servers fail for you. Sending stays your choice and switches off in one tap — on the main screen and under "Your data".

The heart of 3.0: automatic selection no longer takes a server's word for it. Until now the app trusted a successful handshake. That isn't enough — a server can answer and still pass no traffic, so you see "connected" while nothing loads. Now, before handing you the connection, the app makes a real request to the internet through it. You only get connected to what has been proven to work. • Entry points screen. Automatic by default, manual choice one tap away. Each point shows whether it is verified, responding, dropping connections, or unreachable. • Switch servers without turning the VPN off. This used to require tearing the tunnel down. • "No internet" button for when you're connected but nothing opens. We find another point and verify it, without dropping the tunnel. • Manual choice is respected. Pick a server yourself and nothing will silently move you off it — and no notifications. • A watchdog spots "connected but nothing flows" and fixes it without waiting for you to complain. • Memory of entry points. The ones that served you well come first; the ones that failed sit out for half an hour. • A plain message when your access has run out, instead of a faceless network error. • The screen lays out correctly on every device and at every text size. • Diagnostics consent is now in plain view. We collect no personal data and cannot see what you open: the report only tells us which servers fail for you, so we can add the ones that suit you. Sending stays your choice and switches off in one tap.

Entry point selection. A new screen: automatic mode checks the available points and connects to the one that responds — or pick a point yourself. Each one shows its latency and status. Clearer messages. When access on a link is closed or the link is not found, the app now says what actually happened instead of one generic error. Steadier connection. The app notices Wi-Fi and mobile network switches, recovers faster after a drop, and refreshes connection settings on its own.