However, some of those submodules also have further submodules that are quite large and not needed to build the app. This repository contains submodules needed for building the app. See the dedicated security document for details on what the app blocks and allows, as well as how it does it. The user has to explicitly allow more loose rules if desired. And basically all settings default to the more secure/private option. As such it goes to great lengths to stop traffic leaks. This app is a privacy preserving VPN client.

* The local network is always accessible on iOS with the current implementation Security and anonymity This reflects the current state of latest master, not necessarily any existing release. Here is a table containing the features of the app across platforms. The app should, and probably does work in other DEs, but we don't regularly test those. On Linux we test using the Gnome desktop environment. The two latest LTS releases and the latest non-LTS releases

It might work on many more versions, but we don't test for those and can't guarantee the quality or security. These are the operating systems and their versions that the app officially supports. You can find our code signing keys as well as instructions for how to cryptographically verify your download on Mullvad's Open Source page. The Android app is also available on Google Play and F-Droid and the iOS version on App Store. There are built and signed releases for macOS, Windows, Linux and Android available on our website and on Github. iOS consists of a completely standalone implementation that resides in ios/. The Android app uses the same backing system service for the tunnel and security but has a dedicated frontend in android/. For desktop this includes the system service/daemon ( mullvad-daemon), a graphical user interface ( GUI) and a command line interface ( CLI). This repository contains all the source code for the desktop and mobile versions of the app.

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