Hi Jason,
I'm looking into that specific aspect as we speak. Google at times has
"peculiar ways" to conceive of how users would interact with Android, maybe
this is one of them. However, I've seen developers abuse APIs in self interest
for a number of reasons.
On iOS, once a VPN app is disconnec
On Sat, Jun 2, 2018 at 11:47 PM Jose Marinez wrote:
> Pardon me, as I just sent a related message without reading this one first.
> The fact remains, there should be a better way to handle and prevent this.
Care to poke around in the APIs and see if you can come up with
something automatic and u
Pardon me, as I just sent a related message without reading this one first. The
fact remains, there should be a better way to handle and prevent this. Perhaps,
at a minimum and in the interim, to suggest investigating the installation of
another VPN client settings right in the error message.
Hey Jason,
thanks for the quick response.
On 01/06/2018 18:42:41, Jason A. Donenfeld wrote:
You can investigate (b) by fishing around in the system VPN settings
and seeing what's there, possibly removing authorization for those.
Afterwards, close the application, reopen it, and it should prompt
Hello Maximilian,
This happens when either:
a) You reject the permissions prompt shown when the app opens.
b) Another VPN application is set to "always on" mode.
You can investigate (b) by fishing around in the system VPN settings
and seeing what's there, possibly removing authorization for thos
Good day to all of you,
I'm using wireguard version 0.0.20180601 from google play store on a
stock BQ Aquaris X with android version 8.1 without the wireguard kernel
module.
I am unable to start any tunnels. Every time I am trying to do so there
is a window which tells me: "Error brining up tunn
