Hello,

Very expensive. Not everyone lives in US or Europe. You should reduce the price for Asian countries like India and China. India has a population of 1.3 bn and 450 mn active internet users and growing.
I am from India. You are already offering 50% discounts still its very expensive i can happily pay $20 for one year subscription for three simultaneously users one mobile phone, tablet and a PC.

Kindly seriously consider my suggestion. $1 is not equal to other currencies. Google and some developers have understood it and some apps that were sold for 99 cents are now sold 1/6 of that price.

If you really want privacy for everyone then consider price according to geography.

Best Wishes

I have noticed this in VyprVPN, but this may be applicable to other products as well, so I have posted this to "general".

Issue:
Screen text - especially error dialog and version text - is not selectable or copyable.

Why is this an issue?

(1) When submitting a question, support request, or whatever either directly to your support people, or via the forum, the user has to either write down the information, or try to reproduce it from memory.

(2) In most every case, your support people, (and others on the forum who can help), need specific, current, and accurate product and version information.

The inability to select-and-copy dialog or screen text makes it difficult to send precise and accurate information when requesting help.

Suggestion:

1. If possible, make **all** VyprVPN, (and other products), screen output selectable and copyable.

2. If that is not feasible for whatever reason, can error dialog, as well as product/version information be made copyable?

Thanks again for all your help.

Jim (JR)

Hey guys!

Bit of a crazy idea.. Open Sourcing all your apps. Might seem like a bit of a wild idea but in my opinion, if your really behind Privacy and Security then FLOSS is the best way forward.

And from a business perspective, it's not like you'll have free loaders using the services as anyone who has tried VyprVPN for Mac knows, get Viscosity or what ever and you still need to authenticate with your username/password! If I used Boxcryptor with DumpTruck I'm sure that would work out the same.

At least Open Source Cyphr since it's free! It makes sense and if you look at your biggest competitor, Text Secure/Signal, it's Open Source and highly recommended not only because Moxie made it but because hackers, IT Sec guys and more can see the code!