TgVPN team presents Red Shield VPN!

12/2/2019
The TgVPN team is pleased to present the continuation of our service - Red Shield VPN.
Our products will continue to focus on your online security.
The privacy of your data from third parties, including special services, anonymity and bypassing blocking are our priorities.

We now bring you simple, fast and secure VPN apps for iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows and macOS.

Each application supports several protocols so that you can choose the most suitable one:

• Android: OpenConnect, OpenVPN.
• iPhone / iPad: IKEv2, OpenVPN.
• Windows: IKEv2, OpenVPN, OpenConnect.
• macOS: IKEv2, OpenVPN.

Apps supports DNS leak protection, IPv6 leak protection and Kill Switch feature provide a high degree of anonymity and data security.

This will increase the comfort of using a VPN, increase speed, reduce latency, and help bypass VPN port blocking by your local ISP or corporate network.

Stay with us.
Apple removed our application from the Russian AppStore due to a request from the authorities. Our statement.
7/4/2024
On July 4, 2024, we received a notification from Apple that the Red Shield VPN application had been removed from the Russian App Store.

In the notification, Apple refers to Roskomnadzor's request to remove the app and claims that our app "solicits, promotes, or encourages criminal or clearly reckless behavior."

We are deeply convinced that our application has the mission of providing free access to information and improving the world.
Apple's actions, motivated by a desire to retain revenue from the Russian market, actively support an authoritarian regime. This is not just reckless but a crime against civil society.
The fact that a corporation with a capitalization larger than Russia's GDP helps support authoritarianism says a lot about the moral principles of that corporation.

Red Shield VPN has been subject to blocking attempts by Russian authorities since 2018. We challenged the blocking in Russian courts, and, as expected, lost in all instances. Subsequently, we filed a claim with the ECHR, which is still under consideration.
Since then, over the past six years, Russian authorities have blocked thousands of Red Shield VPN nodes but have been unable to prevent Russian users from accessing them.
Apple, however, has done this job much more effectively for them.

We continue our fight for free access to information, including for Russian society.
The AmnesiaWG protocol is now available!
6/29/2024
Red Shield VPN now supports the AmnesiaWG protocol.
AmneziaWG is an open source fork of the Wireguard protocol that is resistant to DPI detection and blocking.
You can get the AmneziaWG configuration in the Personal Area and set up a VPN connection using the AmneziaWG apps for Android, iOS, macOS, KeeneticOS, and other platforms and devices supported by the developers and the community.

AmneziaWG is also already available in the Red Shield VPN app for iOS and will soon appear in apps for other platforms.