> In any case, their app is now open source, so why is this an issue anyway? My issue is that countless VPN companies are re-inventing the wheel, when they cou

> In any case, their app is now open source, so why is this an issue anyway? My issue is that countless VPN companies are re-inventing the wheel, when they could just be contributing to open-source in the first place. It's obviously in their best interests from a security & trust standpoint to start from an already open & well-audited platform. Everyone wins when bugs are squashed and new features are added; and the licensing lets them keep their branding/ui for the app they deploy.