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<p>If you’ve read any of my writing over the years, you know I love protocols and building on top of them. Launched in 2001, OpenVPN has been the go-to protocol for VPN connections across almost all services. But the problem with underlying protocols is they’re a bit harder to evolve as technology changes. As mobile devices became a key part of the VPN experience, so did the need for faster speeds, better security, and improved roaming abilities. That’s where ExpressVPN’s Lightway protocol comes into play.</p>
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Apple @ Work: Will Lightway in Rust replace OpenVPN as the default VPN protocol?
