Anyone VPN

AnyoneProtocol

About this app

Anyone VPN is a privacy-first network client that gives you a safer, more anonymous way to access the internet. Built on the Anyone Network, it routes your traffic through a hidden, decentralized relay system, helping you break through firewalls, avoid surveillance, and stay private online.

Unlike traditional VPNs that rely on centralized servers, Anyone VPN connects through a network of independent nodes operated by individual community members. This means no single operator can see who you are, where you connect from, or what you’re accessing. Your privacy stays yours.

Why Anyone?
• Privacy without compromise: Anyone VPN is designed from the ground up to minimize data exposure. No accounts, no tracking, no logs. Your traffic is encrypted and relayed without revealing your origin, providing strong protection against snooping, profiling, and censorship.

• Decentralized routing, community-powered: The Anyone Network is powered by independent operators worldwide rather than corporate servers. This decentralization improves resilience and reduces the risks associated with traditional VPN providers.

• Bypass firewalls and censorship: Works where other VPNs fail. The network’s hidden, multi-hop routing helps you access blocked services and bypass restrictive networks.

• Encrypted end-to-end: Your connection is fully encrypted and protected from network surveillance, giving you peace of mind no matter where you are.

We Value Feedback:
• Learn more: https://www.anyone.io
• Open-source: Browse code, contribute, or audit our work on GitHub: https://github.com/anyone-protocol/AnyoneVPN
• Contact us: Found an issue or want to suggest a feature? We’re listening — [e-mail]

Disclaimer:
Anyone VPN is designed to enhance privacy, anonymity, and resistance to censorship. While we continuously improve our technology, no tool can guarantee perfect protection in all situations. Users should follow security best practices and stay informed about digital threats.

What’s new

- Updated anon to version 0.4.10.2.
- Hard system-wide change: Anyone services now use the TLD `.anyone` instead of `.anon`.