Tools can use pluggable libraries traffic obfuscation which all work using a unified system that disguise traffic to be more resilient against DPI and IP based censorship. Some VPNs offer this already, and it's pretty awesome. The Tor Project maintains the spec, but it doesn't require the traffic to use Tor: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/doc/PluggableTransports

I need a way to limit the amount of bandwidth the vpn uses. I know unlimited is mostly desired but for me, I want to watch the Olympics but http://olympics.cbc.ca/ streams HD to flashplayer at 1.8GB/hour and that will bust my bandwidth allocation in a short amount of time. Neither CBC nor Flashplayer nor VyprVPN has the ability to slow things down.

If I can't limit how much data the video uses I won't be able to watch at all and so I won't need the vpn either :(

Currently, VyprVPN only support L2TP for Chrome OS. However, Chrome OS Store has several VPN clients, and Chrome OS also allows 'force installing' any program, including a VPN using the admin console. It's what their official page says here: https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/1282338?hl=en

For those living in China, the Chameleon protocol would be much appreciated as it would enable us to make our chromebooks work better.

10$ is too much, and i don't need 999 countries

Let us please choose a plan for 5$, that will only be available for 3 country of our choice

we need to be able to switch language and not to be oblige to have the system language in your software

It would be great if you connect to a WIFI which isn't encrypted that VyprVPN connects automatically (if you setted up this feature in the Settings) to a VPN.

Chameleon is great in China, when I have a reliable internet connection. Unfortunately, since my job requires me to be on the move a lot, connecting to anything other then PPTP just doesn't happen with the Shotty WiFi of most hotels.

Furthermore, when not traveling for work, I use VyprVPN Router @ home, and since I am still in China the scrambling of metadata does wonders for my browsing, however, I'm a gamer and the increased overhead of 256-bit encryption hurts my multiplier experience.

Please add support for client certificates for VPN authentication. This feature would provide value for many customers.

For users with the option enabled it would replace username / password authentication. Users would need to upload the public key component of their certificate.

I'm using OpenVPN Connect on iOS since VyperVPN does not support the OpenVPN or Chameleon protocols. The lack of client certificates is user-unfriendly. It requires extra password entry and limits the auto-connect feature.

A lot of large institutes and public wifi hotspots are blocking OpenVPN over UDP protocol.

Could you please add protocol TCP over port 443.

A lot of other VPN providers already provide their customers with the ability to change ports/protocol for OpenVPN.

With Roku having so many apps/channels.. Would be a good option

Have a whitelist for websites where you do not want to route traffic through the VPN, for example if you would like to access a website without using any VPN protocol, but still want to be use a VPN protocol when visiting other websites. Would help a lot, since I would not have to disconnect and reconnect at times.

Best Regards,
Mauritz N

Configurable blocking of domains and IP ranges to prevent outbound traffic. This provides the following platform agnostic benefits:

*Blocking "Phone-home" applications on any device
*Parental control (block facebook apps and/or website)
*Disable C&C access to malware / botnets should a device or computer become compromised
*Effective Ad and Tracking blocking

It could even be configured to operate in a White-listing mode to restrict access to exclusively approved ip's and domains.

Add in the user control panel section "Status Servers" visible only for subscribers VyprVPN, showing the percentage of use of a server (for example France 10% or Russia 80%). The figure close to 0% will be green while that close to 100% will be colored red)
This will allow users to know if the server service is overloaded and change accordingly to always have the fastest connection VyprVPN.

If reconnection attempt still fails after say, 3 or 5, tries, it's probably not going to work. It might be okay to just let it fail, or show a different alert.

With a recurring payment like VyprVPN Pro being billed annually it should be necessary that some sort of notification is sent to alert the user of their remaining time before renewal. I have had to simply be surprised by my bank statement to find out that my subscription was ending; which I believe in 2015 with our communications technology is disappointing. The notification email should include the date of service interruption, the ability to choose another plan and/or cancel, and the ability to agree to one more year of subscription - it's simply common courtesy.

VyprVPN app for QNAP NAS

there r isp or countries which block server name or server ips. it would be nice if the vyper software could detetc such severs and change automatically ips and shows just working servers on the sever list and remove that blocked Servers. :-)