Axioma VPN

iPad, 33 languages, widgets and a connection you can trust. • iPad. Axioma VPN is now a native iPad app: all four orientations, window resizing and multitasking, a two-column Profile, a single welcome screen instead of the phone walkthrough, and centered sheets for locations, notifications and support chat. • 33 languages, including right-to-left (Arabic, Hebrew). Switch the language in Settings without restarting the app. • Home Screen widgets and Control Center. Small, medium and large widgets with a power button, status, timer, location and your plan — the button connects right in the widget. Long-press a widget to choose the location, Kill Switch, DNS and port hopping it connects with. On iOS 18 there is also a Control Center toggle. • Connect without opening the app. "Connect VPN automatically" brings the tunnel up on its own — after a restart, from the Lock Screen, from the background. • "Connected" now means traffic really flows. After connecting and after switching servers the app checks the route end to end, and only then goes green. • Automatic mode tries different routes. If a server accepts the connection but carries no traffic, the app moves on to a different entry point or protocol instead of trying its neighbours behind the same door. • Cancel with the same button. Connecting, checking and switching servers can now be stopped by tapping the button. • Notifications. Invoices, support replies and other account events arrive as system notifications while the app is in the background, and you are told when the tunnel drops or stops passing traffic. • Support chat inside the app. Chat now runs on our own service — an assistant answers first and brings in a person when needed — instead of a third-party widget. • Hysteria 2. Obfuscation type and port hopping are set right next to the server on the main screen. Fixes • No internet after switching location. • Sites not opening on mobile networks with IPv6. • A VPN profile left blocking traffic after an app update is now detected at launch, switched off, and explained on screen. • The tunnel log in Settings is easier for support to read: every connection starts with a device and network snapshot, and website addresses are not written to it. Rate the app: a system prompt at a good moment, plus a permanent row in Settings.