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It's still true. When I was at SurfEasy, the guy doing Android development had to jump through lots of hoops to get the VPN working in the general case (and it
by halostatue 13y ago
It's still true. When I was at SurfEasy, the guy doing Android development had to jump through lots of hoops to get the VPN working in the general case (and it wouldn't work at all pre-4.0.1, IIRC) and even then, we had to buy several specific phones because they had subtle bugs either in display, timing, or VPN handling.
iOS VPN development has its own nightmarish problems, but those were primarily handled through the provisioning process, not in getting the software to work on weird hardware combination.