An OpenVPN config file (.ovpn) containing addresses, keys, and encryption for connecting through the OpenVPN app. It creates a secure tunnel that helps bypass DPI/blocking and prevent DNS leaks. Connect to the VPN, then use a mobile proxy — this will make the connection more stable and reliable.
Windows / macOS
Download the OpenVPN Connect application (the official client) for your OS from the OpenVPN site.
Install it like a regular program (Next → Agree → Install).
Alternative for Windows: OpenVPN Community (service + GUI).
iOS (iPhone/iPad)
Install OpenVPN Connect from the App Store.
Android
Install OpenVPN Connect from Google Play.
Alternative: OpenVPN for Android (community).
Linux (Debian/Ubuntu)
sudo apt update && sudo apt install openvpn network-manager-openvpn
In graphical environments, it's convenient to import the config via NetworkManager.
While we are experimenting with this feature, it is not available for all proxies yet. After purchasing a proxy, in the interface you may see a link to download the config for some proxies:
Save the config to your computer or smartphone.
Import the config file into the client:
OpenVPN Connect (Win/macOS): open the application → File / Import Profile → select .ovpn.
iOS: send the .ovpn file to the device (email/cloud/AirDrop) → "Open in" OpenVPN → ADD.
Android: open OpenVPN Connect → OVPN Profile → select the file.
Linux (NM): Network Settings → VPN → "Import from file" → select .ovpn.
By default, protection is provided via built-in encryption keys. However, for some configs you may be prompted to enter a login and password — enter them from the purchased mobile proxy.
Click Connect and wait for the status Connected.
After that you can configure the mobile proxies in your app using the following procedures:
