Obscura is now officially on Linux. Open source, GPLv3. Packages for Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Fedora Atomic Desktops, and Arch. 25% off with code LINUX26 Obscura is now on all platforms: Linux, Windows, Android, iOS, and macOS. Our website:

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Obscura VPN | Privacy that’s more than a promise

Privacy first VPN. Two-party relay and no logs. No email needed. Block ads, trackers, malware. Available on iOS, macOS, Android, Windows, and Linux.

Linux download link:

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Privacy first VPN. Two-party relay and no logs. No email needed. Block ads, trackers, malware. Available on iOS, macOS, Android, Windows, and Linux.

Linux blog post:

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Linux at Long Last + GPLv3

Obscura is now available as a native app on Linux, with official packages for Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora and Arch

Link to our Github:

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GitHub - Sovereign-Engineering/obscuravpn-client: Obscura VPN Rust library and App (available on all major platforms)

Obscura VPN Rust library and App (available on all major platforms) - Sovereign-Engineering/obscuravpn-client

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GitHub - Sovereign-Engineering/obscuravpn-api

Contribute to Sovereign-Engineering/obscuravpn-api development by creating an account on GitHub.

We aren't a VPN in the traditional sense, we're a 2-party relay, which is different from "multi-hop" offered by traditional VPN providers. Multi-hop has little to no actual benefit for the trust problem we're trying to solve. In most cases, you're just routing through two servers controlled by the same provider, adding latency while still trusting the same company with both sides of the connection. A 2-party relay is fundamentally different. With Obscura: You → Obscura → Mullvad → Internet Obscura operates the first hop. We can see your IP address, but your traffic is end-to-end encrypted to Mullvad, so we can't see where you're going. Mullvad operates the exit hop. They can send your traffic to the internet, but they don't see your real IP because the connection comes from Obscura. So instead of trusting one VPN provider not to connect "who you are" with "what you're doing", those two pieces of information are split between two independent parties. Neither party has the full picture.

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Trust, 2-Party Relays, and QUIC

Deep-dive into how 2-party relay architecture and QUIC protocols create a new generation of VPNs that don

Not to mention, you can create an account using the Tor browser and paying with Monero, we are big fans of both Tor and Monero. We believe in the freedom of the internet and want to help you access it.

HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT: Obscura VPN is now on Windows 🥳 To celebrate, we're offering 25% off any Obscura subscription or top-up with code WINDOWS26 THAT'S NOT ALL: Every user now gets 5 simultaneous devices! (up from 3 before) 👇 Links below Obscura is now on Android, iOS, and macOS with Linux coming soon. 🔗 Our website:

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Obscura VPN | Privacy that’s more than a promise

Privacy first VPN. Two-party relay and no logs. No email needed. Block ads, trackers, malware. Available on iOS, macOS, Android, Windows, and Linux.

🪟 Windows download link:

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Privacy first VPN. Two-party relay and no logs. No email needed. Block ads, trackers, malware. Available on iOS, macOS, Android, Windows, and Linux.

📝 Windows blog post:

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Introducing Obscura VPN for Windows + 5 Devices (up from 3)

Obscura is now available as a native app on Windows 10 and 11

I hope that OEMs are mad about this and start putting Linux on their products by default.

Windows Central

Windows 11 license fee hikes contributing to higher laptop prices, says report

A new report claims Microsoft has raised the cost of the Windows license by up to 10% for certain OEMs, which is much higher than usual.

Volkswagen blocked their app on GrapheneOS, LineageOS, and other custom ROMs. They claim it's for "security" because the app now relies on Google's Play Integrity API and certified Android standards. Meanwhile, the same app still works fine on Android 10 devices that stopped getting security updates years ago. https://cybernews.com/privacy/volkswagen-grapheneos-app-issues/ Android 10 received its last official security update from Google on March 6, 2023.

Architectural privacy >> “trust me” privacy policy.

EU officials are trying to revive (again) private chat scanning after Parliament voted it down. Scanning everyone’s messages treats 450 million people as suspects and threatens end-to-end encryption. Stand against chat control and mass surveillance. They’ll try again and again. Don’t give them an inch. Or, as Europeans would say, don’t give them a centimeter.

Reclaim The Net: Free Speech, Privacy, Digital Rights

Brussels Could Reopen the Fight to Scan Your Private Chats

Lawmakers killed this in March but Brussels is back four months later asking for a do-over.

Obtainium (and similar tools like F-Droid, direct APK installs from GitHub releases, etc.) will continue to work normally on GrapheneOS. It's awful that Google keeps locking down Android, but it's Google.

Keep Android Open

Your phone is about to stop being yours. In 2027, Google will block every Android app whose developer hasn

What got you into privacy?

Give a month get a month! If your friend pays for Obscura with your referral link, both of you get a month for free! Each referral link has a random ID you can regenerate. Old links can remain active, letting you share them in different contexts simultaneously. We delete the referrer-account link one month after the free months are provided. https://obscura.net/account/referrals/ For more detail you can check out our knowledge base.

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Referring a Friend to Obscura

Tutorial for creating and redeeming Referral links

HUGE RELEASE: Obscura VPN is now on iOS 🥳 📱 Now you can use the VPN that can't log, won't lag, and works anywhere ON THE GO! 🔗 Our website:

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Obscura VPN | Privacy that’s more than a promise

Privacy first VPN. Two-party relay and no logs. No email needed. Block ads, trackers, malware. Available on iOS, macOS, Android, Windows, and Linux.

📱 iOS App Store:

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Obscura VPN App - App Store

Download Obscura VPN by Sovereign Engineering Inc. on the App Store. See screenshots, ratings and reviews, user tips, and more apps like Obscura VPN.

⚠️ When switching from TestFlight, please ensure your account number is safely written down; otherwise, you may lose it and be unable to sign in. You can find your it in the app's "Account" tab If you run into any trouble at all with the app, feel free to DM us! ☺️

Today is the day: Obscura VPN is NOW AVAILABLE! Obscura is the first VPN that: - CAN'T log your activity by design - Outsmarts network filters We believe Obscura sets the standard for a new generation of VPNs, and hope you’ll check it out! 🔗

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Obscura VPN | Privacy that’s more than a promise

Privacy first VPN. Two-party relay and no logs. No email needed. Block ads, trackers, malware. Available on iOS, macOS, Android, Windows, and Linux.

---- Contrary to popular belief, traditional VPNs (even “no-log” ones) can track you – they see both who you are and what you do, just like your ISP. Your ISP is no better. Since 2017, they've been able to legally sell your sensitive data. Obscura is different – we never see your decrypted internet packets in the first place. It’s simply impossible for us to log your internet activity, even if we were compelled to, or if our servers were compromised. We achieve this by using a fully-independent exit hop run by @mullvadvpn. Ensuring that our servers never see your traffic, and the exit hop never sees your identity. In fact, you can check your connected server’s public key against those listed on Mullvad’s server page! But that’s not all… You may have had the frustrating experience of trying to use your VPN on a restrictive WiFi: in an airport, a hotel, or certain jurisdictions. Other VPNs will often fail to connect, as their off-the-shelf protocol is easily detected and blocked. With Obscura, we built our own custom stealth protocol that is much harder to block. Our protocol blends in with regular internet traffic using the same technology that powers HTTP/3 – QUIC – making it much harder for censors or network filters to detect or block. To celebrate our launch, Obscura is just $6/month. Our team has put in the hours to make this all a seamless experience, and I hope you’ll take Obscura for a spin. 🔗

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Obscura VPN | Privacy that’s more than a promise

Privacy first VPN. Two-party relay and no logs. No email needed. Block ads, trackers, malware. Available on iOS, macOS, Android, Windows, and Linux.

Thanks for reading, and I’ll see you on the free and open internet. 🏄 P.S. For those looking for an exploration of our technical choices, here's our blog post!

Obscura

Trust, 2-Party Relays, and QUIC

Deep-dive into how 2-party relay architecture and QUIC protocols create a new generation of VPNs that don