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Seems targeted at Enterprise customers, not your average consumer. Kind of a big deal that likely 90%+ of iOS VPN app users assume they're private when they're
by rapind 4y ago
Seems targeted at Enterprise customers, not your average consumer.
Kind of a big deal that likely 90%+ of iOS VPN app users assume they're private when they're not. False advertising IMO, and Apple is getting their 30%.
- mccorrinall 4y agoI use perfect privacy and they provide IPSec configs for iOS. Their guide even makes note to enable on-demand to prevent leaks. Also, just checked Mullvad, which seems to open an IPSec server on your local device and then install a vpn config on your ios device. From the local IPSec server a connection is made to mullvad via wireguard. On-demand is also enabled by default. But yea, VPN were initially targeted at enterprises anyway. So I don’t mind that i actually have to install vpn profiles by hand.
- nyolfen 4y agowhat is the point of wrapping wireguard with ipsec? bet-hedging?
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- mccorrinall 4y agoiOS has no native wireguard support