Version 0.9.1 is out for Windows, Mac, Linux and Android. It changes how the apps hold the connection to our servers. In our first observations, the connection drops less often on the new version. We will keep watching and share more later. The apps update on their own.
The apps now download updates from any of our 43 servers, not only from our website. If a download is cut off, it continues from the same place on the next server instead of starting again. On Android the update comes through the VPN tunnel when you are connected and waits until the connection is up. Windows, Mac, Linux and Android 0.9.0. The apps update on their own.
On Windows, Mac and Linux the HopFox VPN helper now installs only updates signed by us and refuses any settings that could touch system files, so no other program on your computer can use it. On Windows the app connects faster after it finds a working route: about 10 seconds instead of up to 18. All 43 of our servers are now built into the apps, so you can connect even when our panel cannot be reached on your network. On Android we fixed a rare crash when the VPN started or stopped in the background. The apps now take the length of the free Premium period from our server. Windows, Mac, Linux and Android 0.8.9. The apps update on their own.
We have added two locations: the United Kingdom (London) and France (Paris). We have also added a second server in Hong Kong, Tokyo and Singapore, so these locations handle more people at once. Like every other location, these are our own servers with VLESS Reality and XHTTP on port 443 and AmneziaWG on UDP 443, and they keep no logs. The new locations are available with Premium. No update is needed: the apps pick them up on their own within 10 minutes. That makes 23 locations and 43 servers.
We have added a location in Hong Kong. Like every other location, it is our own server with VLESS Reality and XHTTP on port 443 and AmneziaWG on UDP 443, and it keeps no logs. Hong Kong is available with Premium. No update is needed: the apps pick up the new location on their own within 10 minutes. That makes 21 locations and 38 servers.
We have added a location in the United Arab Emirates (Dubai). Like every other location, it is our own server with VLESS Reality and XHTTP on port 443 and AmneziaWG on UDP 443, and it keeps no logs. Dubai is available with Premium. No update is needed: the apps pick up the new location on their own within 10 minutes. That makes 20 locations and 37 servers.
We have added four locations: Japan (Tokyo), Singapore, Israel (Tel Aviv) and Russia (Moscow). Like every other location, they are our own servers with VLESS Reality and XHTTP on port 443 and AmneziaWG on UDP 443, and they keep no logs. The new locations are available with Premium. No update is needed: the apps pick up the new locations on their own within 10 minutes. That makes 19 locations.
The app now keeps the list of locations on the device. If our panel cannot be reached on your network when the app starts, the list is still there and you can connect; before, it could be empty. On Windows, Mac and Linux the mouse pointer now turns into a hand over everything you can click: buttons, menus, tabs, rows in Settings. On Windows the app reuses its connections for the checks it makes through the tunnel instead of opening a new one every time; on some computers the system ran out of local ports during many reconnects. The app also reports how long each step of a connection attempt took, so we can find slow ones. Windows, Mac, Linux and Android 0.8.8. The apps update on their own.
We have added Ukraine: two servers in Kyiv, in the same network. Like every other location, they are our own servers with VLESS Reality and XHTTP on port 443 and AmneziaWG on UDP 443, and they keep no logs. The app gets one address for the location, and if that address stops working on your network, it gets the other one. Kyiv is available with Premium. No update is needed: the apps pick up the new location on their own within a few minutes. That makes 15 locations.
You can now pay for Premium with cryptocurrency: USDT on the TRON network (TRC-20), TRX or Bitcoin. Press Buy in the app as before, and the payment page now asks how you want to pay: by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay on the Stripe page, or with cryptocurrency. For crypto, choose your country and the coin, and the page shows the exact amount, the address and a QR code. Send that exact amount in one transfer: we match your payment by its amount, so a different amount cannot be matched. The amount and the rate are held for an hour. USDT and TRX are credited within a minute after the transfer; Bitcoin after the first network confirmation. Premium turns on by itself on all your devices. A crypto payment is a one-time purchase for a month or a year, with no automatic renewal.