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VPN - Super Unlimited Proxy
This text provides information about a VPN application's features and functionality. The features include unlimited time, data, and bandwidth, with no registration or login required. The VPN does not save any user logs, and provides a simple one-tap connection. It supports multiple devices under the same account, as well as Apple devices running iOS 9.0 or later.
The text explains the benefits of using a VPN, such as enhancing online privacy, anonymously browsing the internet, and protecting oneself while using public WiFi hotspots. It also mentions the ability to create a secure connection to another network over the internet.
The text mentions the option to become a premium user through an auto-renewing subscription. It provides the pricing details for a 12-month plan and a 1-month plan, with 7 days free for both options. The payment will be charged to the user's iTunes Account and the subscription automatically renews unless turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period.
The text provides information on managing subscriptions, canceling during the trial period, and turning off auto-renewal. It also states that any unused portion of a free-trial period will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription.
There are suggestions given for optimizing the VPN connection, such as using the IKEv2 protocol first in most countries, and switching to OpenVPN UDP and TCP protocols if the connection fails. It also suggests switching to different countries to potentially increase access speed or connection success rate.
The text briefly mentions the privacy policy of the application. It assures that no logs related to the user are logged during normal use. The only exception is when the user actively fails to connect the connection, where a necessary user connection failure log is collected for engineers to improve the VPN connection. This log will not be shared with any individual or organization.
The links to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy are provided, but have been removed from this abstract.