WireGuard
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User Reviews for WireGuard
Battles for proxy control with private internet access app
I just want to connect to a private WireGuard server but not use it as a proxy. This app mistakenly assumes that I want to use it for a proxy. I already use private internet access for proxy, and they’re supposed to be able to coexist, but enabling one disables the other. But when WireGuard is enabled, it doesn’t try to use the WireGuard server as a proxy, the internet works just fine. It’s a strange bug. I hope it gets fixed. Then I’d give WireGuard 5 stars because it does work otherwise.
Make on demand tunnels easier to enable or disable?
Been using this for a few months now and it works great and is very reliable. Haven’t had problems with it. Is it possible to make the on demand tunnels easier to enable or Disable without having to “edit” the profile? Would it also be possible make that available from the phone settings like other VPN providers are able to do?I get that it may not be possible to add that in for the phone’s settings app due to being able to specify the tunnels for cellular or SSID but just being able to switch those on or off with as few steps as possible would be great. Additionally, when switching off the on-demand tunnels for SSID’s, would it be possible for the previously added SSIDs be retained and not lost when the WiFi tunnel is turned back on? Other than that, great work!!
A remarkable improvement over OpenVPN
[UPDATE2] After two months usage I must confess I'm still impressed. With that said i do have one concern and thats excessive data usage. For the past several years ive been averaging less then 1 GB a month. Since installing wireguard my cellular data usage has exploded. Last month my cellular usage exceeded 5GB and this month its on track to exceed 7GB. Currently i have no explanation as i have not installed any new apps or changed my cellular behavior. My only recourse is to go back to Open VPN and see if my data usage goes back to normal. [UPDATE] After a month of usage i must confess this app & protocol has exceeded all my expectations. To date It has NEVER failed to smoothly transition between wifi and cellular. Ive never had to reboot and performance is predictable based on which VPN server i choose. Im now so confident of its ability i finally removed my OpenVPN client.As a long term (2+ years) OpenVPN user i must confess i tired of all the issues related to transitioning between cellular & wifi. Those days are now in the past.Simple, reliable and trust worthy is what i expect of VPN software and thus far Wireguard has delivered. Thus far i am extremely impressed.
Wireguard is AWESOME, but VPN app auto-update is huge security risk!
This is not so much a Wireguard problem as it is an Apple problem, but all VPN apps in iOS are vulnerable to the tunnel breaking during auto-update of the VPN app itself.VPN APPS SHOULD NOT AUTO-UPDATE!!!!! How does iOS not have auto-updates configurable per app? VPN apps should NOT AUTO-UPDATE WHILE IN USE WITHOUT USER APPROVAL! VPN auto-update breaks the tunnel even while actively in use, unless iOS is keeping the tunnel alive while removing the VPN GUI indicator from the status bar... What the h3ll Apple?!??
Ahead of Its Time
I’ve been using this app to establish a connection with my WireGuard server at home and today it really sealed the deal for me. I’ve never had issues with instability or dropped connections so I was already impressed but I found out today that you can also do on demand connections with granular control and that blew my socks off. At this time, Apple’s Shortcuts app doesn’t even have the same functionality with any kind of VPN native to the phone. WireGuard protocol and the iOS app are both ahead of the game.
Connection Problem
Dear Wireguard Developers,I've just downloaded Wireguard for iOS on my iPhone X. I found that it could not connect correctly. When I checked the log, I found "Failed to send handshake initiation", "no route to host" error messages.When I further checked the problem, I found that there is no Wireless Setting option in the WireGuard settings page in the iOS settings. I understand that this setting will only appear in iOS devices with Cellular sold in China. Under normal circumstances, China region devices will pop up the user permission to use data when an app first runs or requests to access internet (You can select: off / WLAN Only / WLAN & Cellular Data), but WireGuard does not pop up this alert when it first runs, so the Wireless setting option does not appear in the iOS settings, it results in WireGuard can never use any network (WLAN and Cellular Data).To solve this problem, I'm eagerly recommending that you add a "Import tunnel from url" option (or any option that can trigger internet access request from the app). It will not just function as a new method to import tunnel, but it will also trigger internet access request when used which will trigger the pop-up asking permission to access internet.Please, please, please take this into your consideration! I'm looking forward to getting Wireguard connected on my iPhone and I believe many people have the same issue.Thank you so much!
great if you’re up to setting up your own backend
Wireguard is ideal for people who want to set up their own VPN infrastructure rather than trusting someone else’s. Much, much simpler than IPSec or OpenVPN, and very fast.I like that the app can be configured to auto connect on WiFi, cellular, or both. And that you can whitelist or blacklist WiFi SSIDs.However, since upgrading to iOS 13, I’ve found the VPN periodically stalls, preventing any traffic at all. I can get it going again by restarting the tunnel. Not sure if this is a bug in the app or in iOS 13, but it’s pretty frustrating. This wasn’t a problem in iOS 12.x.
Switching from LTE to Wi-Fi and Vice Versa
I set up the Wireguard VPN to connect on Wi-Fi and Cellular. When I switch from Wi-Fi to cellular manually it connects to the VPN on LTE but does not do a handshake. I have to toggle the VPN off and back on for it to work. When I switch from LTE to a Wi-Fi network that I have the VPN set to NOT connect to when on this particular Wi-Fi network it will keep it on LTE until I go turn the VPN off myself. This is happens in iOS 14.4 and 14.5 beta 2.Not sure if it is iOS or the Wireguard app or both.
On-demand Not Working after iOS 15 update
This app was working great when I disconnected from my WiFi when I had prior versions of iOS; I had it set to automatically connect to the VPN and it did this seamlessly. After the iOS upgrade to iOS 15, this doesn’t automatically connect anymore and I have manually connect using the VPN button in my iPhone settings. I also have to manually disconnect from the VPN when I connect to my home WiFi. I don’t see any WiFi SSIDs show up on the list of WiFi network to exclude. I removed the app and reinstalled the latest version but this did not solve it. This is probably not the developers fault, but I hope they can fix it. It’s a fantastic app, otherwise.
Fast, Light and Most Importantly—Stable!
As proven by my own experience—Absolutely the single best app for using your WireGuard VPN protocol profiles. The connection is stable and stays connected for days to the tunnel through multiple hops on and off of cellular to and from WiFi networks.It is open source, well supported and absolutely brilliant. This is an incredible asset and wonderfully executed. To all those involved in bringing this app and WireGuard to iOS, thank you! I am an advocate of using VPNs and the OpenVPN protocol and the OpenVPN Connect app for iOS, however, the release of this app changes everything. While this app is not the first WireGuard app in the AppStore, it is the only one I would ever trust—as it was created with the same transparency and openness as the WireGuard protocol itself.
Description
WireGuard is a fast, modern, and secure VPN tunnel. This app allows users to manage and use WireGuard tunnels. The app can import new tunnels from archives and files, from QR codes, or you can create one from scratch.
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