IVPN review: The WireGuard protocol made easy for Mac users<article>
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<p>Hang around in the world of VPNs long enough, and you’ll inevitably hear about Wireguard, a new VPN protocol that’s supposed to deliver fast transfer speeds and be easy to implement. To try it out, however, you need to be running a Unix-y system such as macOS or Linux, find a VPN service supplying WireGuard, and then get it up and running via the command line.</p><p>That all changed when IVPN implemented WireGuard in 2018 as a beta option in its macOS app. <a href="
https://www.ivpn.net/blog/introducing-wireguard-fully-automated" rel="nofollow">IVPN warns[/url] that the protocol is still under development, and you shouldn’t use WireGuard “except for testing or in situations where security is not critical.” Nonetheless, the protocol is available and it’s easy to use, so we gave it a try to see how it works, and what IVPN can offer.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3334540/ivpn-review-the-wireguard-protocol-made-easy-for-mac-users.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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IVPN review: The WireGuard protocol made easy for Mac users
