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I have not updated my program in some time. When I click the "Get it now!" button at the bottom of the window, my browser opens into a download (I don't see any webpage, I get the download popup but nothing else). In the download pop it says 4.1.2 instead of the latest release 4.5.1. I don't see why I would download 4.1.2 if a newer update is available. Am I supposed to update from the website instead of with the link in the GUI? Or do I have to update to 4.1.2 before going to 4.5.1?

As far as I can tell, the IOS application is either unreliable in maintaining a solid connection with a VPN, or there is an intrinsic issue using a VPN tunnel with mobile. The reason I say this is because at random intervals of time, I notice that my VPN tunnel is no longer connected. I'll open the app, and the connection time will show 00:00 even though the VPN status bar on my phones notification tray is still "active". That being said, once I have reopened the TorGuard app, the connection time once again starts counting. This tells me that for a duration of time, my tunnel was not active, and not running in the background even though I started it. This certainly does not inspire peace of mind. Now, my question is this- Is this a result of a bug in the application? Is it a feature meant to save mobile data? Or is it a result of the phone potentially losing connection to its tower or wifi while roaming about and the tunnel closing? I'd love a response from the developers, and possibly a way to counter this in an update. For those of us who have unlimited data and want peace of mind full time, I can say I'd like to have my VPN "always on". Attached is an image of my TorGuard IOS application. This screen capture shows me having just opened TorGuard while it was running in the background. Before opening the app, the VPN icon was still showing up on the top bar, indicating the VPN is active. However, the connection timer is at 00:00. Very respectfully, -Kerry

Is there a time frame on GCM support in the Android app?

Why is it that ikev2 through the TorGuard app on iPhone doesn't work? No matter what server, or network, it constantly keeps cycling through connecting and disconnecting.

I have experienced what seems to be a bug in TorGuard on iOS devices: If I enter a wrong password or user name, TorGuard will keep retrying to connect and will refuse to disconnect, effectively hijacking the device's entire network connection. You will need to kill VPN entirely on the device to regain control of your network. I have had it happen on both an iPhone and an iPad. Has anyone else seen this?

Hello without sounding stupid I wanted to know if I start using the Torguard app while using mobile data can i still have a decent bandwidth and speed (High Speed mobile data)? I've tried using the Torguard app once but didn't notice anything different and uninstalled it and now I want to give it another shot if it will help me conserve at least 80% of my mobile data.