ZeroTier One vs VidHub

ZeroTier One for iOS allows you to join ZeroTier virtual networks as VPN connections on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch. ZeroTier creates secure peer-to-peer virtual Ethernet networks that work anywhere. Skip the VPN hassles. Connect hybrid clouds, remote teams, and IoT devices directly with no hardware required. ZeroTier One provides virtual network endpoint functionality for iOS devices. Getting started takes seconds: Just tap '+', enter your network ID and name, and then click ‘join network.’ (Once a network is added you can also join it via the iOS VPN control panel. It will appear there as an available VPN connection.) You can only join one ZeroTier network at once due to an iOS limitation of one VPN connection per network extension app. The app allows you to add multiple networks but if you flip one to 'on' any others currently joined will disconnect. We value your feedback! If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for future improvements, please contact our support team through our website. Thanks for using ZeroTier! Clients for other platforms are available on https://www.zerotier.com/ and source code to ZeroTier's core engine can be found here: https://github.com/zerotier/ZeroTierOne

VidHub puts your videos from Photos, Files, and Music in one player—with Picture-in-Picture and a simple interface. PHOTO LIBRARY Pick videos from the Photos app: all videos, recordings, screen recordings, cinematic, slo-mo, and time-lapse. Your iPhone recordings and screen captures play without a hitch. FILES & iCLOUD Choose videos from the Files app, iCloud Drive, or On My iPhone and play them directly—no import needed. MUSIC LIBRARY Select music videos from your Apple Music library and play with one tap. PICTURE-IN-PICTURE Keep watching in a small window while you message, browse, or use other apps. Swipe down to close when you’re done. INTERFACE Dark theme and clear sections by source: pick where your video lives and start playing. For anyone who wants one app for Photos, Files, and Music videos—with PiP when you need it.