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That is exactly what I was hoping for. Too bad it'll take forever before iOS can use it, because the current state of VPN on Wi-Fi is terrible (I understand th
by gepeto42 8y ago
That is exactly what I was hoping for.
Too bad it'll take forever before iOS can use it, because the current state of VPN on Wi-Fi is terrible (I understand that is not the first thing WireGuard is looking to solve, but it'll be great when it gets there).
- xena 8y agoThe way WireGuard is designed should actually result in a more stable connection for the end user when the device is hopping between LTE and WiFi constantly.
- atonse 8y agoThere apps that can run as third party VPN providers on iOS. It's often used by corporate networks that use non-standard VPN protocols. So there is hope. :-)
- benjaminl 8y agoZeoTier, which also uses UDP, has an iOS app. So it is possible if the dev team wants to prioritize it.
- whyagaindavid 8y agoI seriously recommend all to try zero-tier. Especially the fine-grained permissions control is fantastic. It is the only one that went so far as fool-proof.
- grumblez 8y agoIt wasn't a whole lot of fun trying to connect code designed to operate at L2 (ZeroTier) with the L3 tun adapter they give you in iOS and Android. Fortunately that code doesn't have to be touched too often though :)
- woah 8y agoIs it open source?
- hamandcheese 8y agoFortunately WireGuard only encapsulates at L3, if I’m not mistaken :)