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Which devices and platforms does PandaVPN support?

PandaVPN currently supports Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, Linux, Android TV, Apple TV, and the CLI version.

You can use PandaVPN on Windows PCs, Mac, Android phones, Android tablets, Android TV, iPhone, iPad, Linux devices, and Apple TV.

If you need to use PandaVPN on servers, router environments, or other command-line-supported devices, you can also choose the PandaVPN CLI version. We recommend downloading the latest client for your platform from the official website:
https://pandavpnpro.com/download

Does PandaVPN have other official websites or authorized websites?

PandaVPN currently has only one official website:

https://pandavpnpro.com/

Please download or purchase PandaVPN only through the following official channels:

  1. Official website:
    https://pandavpnpro.com/
  2. Official Google Play page:
    https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pandavpn.androidproxy
  3. Official Apple App Store page:
    https://apps.apple.com/app/id1450910298

Please do not download or purchase PandaVPN from other websites. Unofficial channels may provide counterfeit software, which may cause service failure, privacy leakage, or funds loss.

If you find a suspected counterfeit website or app, or are not sure whether a channel is official, please contact us through customer support email for confirmation:

[email protected]

Client routing mode explanation

Different PandaVPN clients may support slightly different modes. Please refer to what is shown in your client.

  1. Smart Mode
    The client automatically selects a suitable connection method. Recommended for most daily use.
  2. Global mode
    All traffic goes through the VPN, providing stronger privacy protection, but local websites, apps, or LAN devices may become slower.
    On mobile, this is usually called: Tunnel All for Privacy
    On PC / Mac, this is usually called: Encrypted Proxy: Global (Exclude LAN)
  3. Tunnel All Except Region
    Traffic goes through the VPN by default, but traffic for the selected region connects directly. For example, if United States / US is selected, US-related websites and apps connect directly, while other traffic goes through the VPN.
  4. Tunnel Target Region Only
    Traffic connects directly by default. Only traffic to the selected region goes through the VPN. Suitable for accessing websites or streaming services in a specific country or region.
  5. Tunnel Social Media Only
    Only social media or streaming traffic such as YouTube, Facebook, and X goes through the VPN. Other traffic connects directly.
  6. Per-App VPN
    Mobile clients can use Per-App VPN to choose whether specific apps use the VPN.
  7. Custom Split Settings
    Advanced users can use Custom Split Settings to customize IP, domain, or rule-based routing, deciding which traffic goes through the VPN, connects directly, or is blocked.
  8. Protocol modes
    PandaVPN, OpenVPN, and WireGuard are different connection protocols. If the connection is unstable or slow, try switching protocols.

Recommendation:
If you are not sure which mode to choose, use Smart Mode first. If local websites or apps become slow, use Tunnel All Except Region or another split-tunneling mode.

Which server is faster?

Network conditions vary by region and carrier, so actual speed may differ.

In general, servers that are geographically closer to you and have lower latency are usually faster and more stable. You can also choose servers based on your access needs. For example, if you want to access websites, apps, or games in a specific country or region, prioritize servers in that region.

We recommend choosing a server with lower latency in the client. If the speed is not ideal, try switching to another nearby server or changing the protocol.

Does PandaVPN limit traffic? Does using PandaVPN mean I can go online without using mobile data?

PandaVPN does not limit usage traffic and does not actively limit connection speed. You can use it as needed.

However, please note that PandaVPN does not replace your internet connection and is not a “free data” tool. When using PandaVPN, your device still needs to be connected to Wi-Fi or mobile data first, and it will still consume the corresponding Wi-Fi or mobile data traffic.

In simple terms:

  1. PandaVPN itself does not limit traffic.
  2. PandaVPN does not make mobile data or Wi-Fi traffic free.
  3. If your device is not connected to the internet, PandaVPN cannot connect or be used.
  4. Actual speed may be affected by your local network, carrier, region, and selected server.

If you cannot access the internet after connecting, please first check whether your device’s Wi-Fi or mobile data is working normally, then try changing the PandaVPN server or protocol.

What should I do if local websites or apps become slow after opening PandaVPN?

If local websites, apps, or LAN devices become slow after connecting to PandaVPN, it is usually because all traffic is being routed through the VPN tunnel.

You can switch protocols or enter PandaVPN Mode in the client and choose a more suitable split-tunneling mode:

  1. If you mainly visit local websites or apps, we recommend choosing “Tunnel All Except Region” and adding your local region to the bypass list. This allows local traffic to connect directly while other traffic can still go through the VPN.
  2. If you only want to access websites in a specific country or region, we recommend choosing “Tunnel Target Region Only.” This means only traffic to the selected region will go through the VPN, while other traffic remains direct.
  3. If you only need to accelerate or access social media, you can choose “Tunnel Social Media Only.”
  4. If you need to protect all network traffic, you can choose “Tunnel All for Privacy,” but local websites or apps may become slower.

If you need to access routers, printers, NAS, or other LAN devices, you can also enable LAN exclusion or local network direct connection settings in the client.

Is PandaVPN safe?

Yes. PandaVPN is safe.

PandaVPN supports OpenVPN, WireGuard, and the self-developed PandaVPN Mode. It protects your network connection through encrypted transmission, reducing the risk of data monitoring or leakage.

For privacy protection, PandaVPN uses random digital accounts, does not require excessive personal information during registration, and supports a no-logs policy to minimize user privacy data retention.

PandaVPN also supports payment methods such as Bitcoin and includes an AdBlocker feature to help reduce some ads, pop-ups, and malicious content.

What do the abbreviations in server names mean?

The abbreviations in server names usually indicate the network service provider, region, or supported service.

For example, HKT, HKBN, APNIC, HKCM, PCCW, HiNet, SoftBank, and similar abbreviations usually refer to the network service provider related to the server.

If a server name contains a platform name, such as Netflix, BBC iPlayer, AbemaTV, Viaplay, or VIU, it usually means the server is more suitable for accessing that platform.

If access is abnormal, we recommend switching to another server in the same region and trying again.

Why didn’t my IP address change after opening PandaVPN?

Some users refer to VPNs as “accelerators.” If you only open the PandaVPN client but have not connected to a VPN server, your IP address will not change.

Please choose a server in the PandaVPN client and click Connect. After the connection is successful, your network IP address will change to the IP address of the selected server.

If your IP address still does not change after a successful connection, try the following:

  1. Disconnect and reconnect PandaVPN.
  2. Change to another server.
  3. Switch the connection protocol and try again.
  4. Close and reopen your browser, then check your IP address again.

If your IP still cannot be changed, please confirm that the client shows “Connected” and update PandaVPN to the latest version before trying again.

What do the groups in the server list mean?

The server list is grouped by server tier, country or region, and some usage scenarios, making it easier to choose a suitable server.

Common groups:

  1. Free / Premium / Premium+
    These are different server tier tabs. Free servers can be used for free. Premium and Premium+ servers require the corresponding account access or plan status.
  2. Smart-Select Server
    Smart server selection. After tapping it, the system will automatically recommend a suitable server based on your current network conditions.
  3. Recommend
    Recommended servers. The system recommends available servers based on your network conditions.
  4. Country or region groups
    Groups such as America, Asia, Europe, USA, Oceania, and Middle East indicate the server location. You can choose a server based on the region you want to access.
  5. BitTorrent
    Servers in this group allow BT downloads.
  6. Streaming servers
    There is currently no separate Streaming group. If you want to watch Netflix, Disney+, HBO, or other streaming services, you can search for the platform name in the server list, or choose a server with the corresponding platform tag in its name.

In addition to the groups above, other servers are usually categorized by country, region, or server tier. You can choose a server based on your access needs.

How do I use the AdBlocker feature? What can it block?

The PandaVPN Android and iOS clients support the AdBlocker feature.

You can enable AdBlocker in the client settings. After enabling it, connect to any server in a supported mode to filter some ads.

AdBlocker is mainly used to filter some website ads, pop-up ads, banner ads, and some in-app ads.

Please note:

Ad filtering results may vary depending on the website, app, region, and ad loading method. It cannot guarantee that all ads will be blocked.