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I've been kicking around a similar idea for some time now, only that it would be a standalone iOS/Android app. On iOS, it'd output a .ovpn file that could be di
by btgeekboy 13y ago
I've been kicking around a similar idea for some time now, only that it would be a standalone iOS/Android app. On iOS, it'd output a .ovpn file that could be directly loaded into the OpenVPN app and started up. I'm sure Android would have a similar process, though I admit to not being as familiar with it.
- finnn 13y agoAndroid is basically the same, you have a .ovpn file that gets put into the OpenVPN app. I think you have to put it in /sdcard/openvpn/ or something, but im not 100% sure