HitVPN 0.1.16

HitVPN is a versatile, next-generation VPN client designed to support multiple protocols across various configurations. It functions independently of specific VPN services, allowing users to select and connect to any server of their choice. The primary aim is to provide users with a secure, reliable, and adaptable tool for safe internet access.

In terms of security and privacy, HitVPN employs contemporary protocols like WireGuard and VLESS, which enhance data protection, particularly on unsecured networks such as public Wi-Fi. Notably, the application does not collect personal information, ensuring that user activities remain private and anonymous.

Regarding flexibility and stability, the support for both WireGuard and VLESS protocols offers users multiple options for connection types while maintaining high-speed performance and stability. Users can easily import server configurations via links, facilitating straightforward setup and switching between different servers.

The user interface is designed to be intuitive and streamlined. Setup procedures are brief, typically requiring only a few minutes, making the application accessible even for those with limited technical experience.

HitVPN operates seamlessly with configuration files from any VPN provider. Supported formats include VLESS links and WireGuard configurations, which can be converted into HitVPN-compatible formats using available tools at:

• https://hitvpn.to/converter
• https://github.com/hvpdev/hvpnlink

Customer support is readily accessible through the support team available at any time. Users can contact support via the page: https://hitvpn.to/contacts.

For privacy and usage guidelines, the relevant policies include the Privacy Policy at https://hitvpn.to/privacy and the Terms of Use at https://hitvpn.to/rules.

The application incorporates code from open-source projects such as WireGuard (by Jason A. Donenfeld under Apache License 2.0) and Xray-core (by Project-X under Mozilla Public License 2.0), reflecting its commitment to leveraging established software components.