VP.NET VPNv4.0.36
Released November 7, 2025Major
The latest major update for VP.NET VPN resulted in a negative impact, characterized by a 0.12 star decline in the average Android rating. While the release targeted performance improvements, users report that connection instability and session drops persist. The update failed to deliver on its core reliability goals, leading to a net negative sentiment shift.
What changed
- MonetizationAllow users to add an email address to a subscription login
- PerformanceUpdate application to use the latest API endpoints
- UXImplement new typography/fonts across the app
- UXFix missing loading indicator during magic link login process
Reception
Performance
backfiredThe transition to new API endpoints failed to resolve connectivity issues and triggered a 0.12 star decline in the average rating.
How it played out
The average rating declined by 0.12 stars following the update, driven by persistent reports of connection instability and session drops. While the update aimed to improve performance via new API endpoints, user feedback indicates these changes failed to resolve connectivity issues and introduced new reliability concerns. Momentum appears weak as users continue to report difficulty maintaining stable connections.
Marlvel takeaways
- Address persistent connection instability and session drops reported by users following the latest update.
- Investigate the discrepancy between the intended API performance improvements and the observed increase in reliability complaints.
- Review customer support protocols regarding refund requests, as users report unresponsive service when addressing connection failures.
Original release notes
- add the possibility for the user to add email address to a subscription login - update to the latest api endpoints - use new fonts - fix missing loader while login via magic link