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LionVPN puts no-logs first, then adds stronger security, privacy, regional server coverage, and faster automatic server selection.

No-Logs, Security, Privacy, and Route selection

LionVPN centers on no-logs, security, privacy, regional servers, and automatic route selection that helps choose faster, more suitable server paths. SOCKS5 is supported where enabled, while H2 is being added progressively.

Current
VPN

Primary public access mode

Next
H2

Protocol rollout in progress

Next
SOCKS5

Proxy access being aligned

01

Security and Privacy

Secure connectivity and privacy-focused design help protect everyday browsing, work, and travel.

  • Secure encrypted connections
  • Privacy-first access experience
  • Designed for everyday protection
02

No-Logs Policy

No-logs is central to how LionVPN describes its privacy promise and private browsing experience.

  • No-logs stays at the center of the product promise
  • Built for private browsing and low exposure
  • Privacy-first service experience
03

Automatic route selection

automatic route selection helps match you to faster, more stable server paths with less manual selection.

  • Faster server matching
  • Smarter path selection
  • Built for speed and stability
04

Regional Servers

Regional server locations remain available so you can connect closer to where you need reliable speed.

  • Regional server locations stay available
  • Choose by country and city where listed
  • Better suited to local speed and stability
05

Reliable Connections

LionVPN aims to keep speed, stability, security, and privacy working together in one connection experience.

  • VPN remains the current public baseline
  • H2 support is being added progressively
  • SOCKS5 support is available where enabled
06

Protocol Roadmap

The current product is VPN-first. SOCKS5 is supported where enabled, while H2 is the next protocol addition being prepared.

  • VPN access path available today
  • Gateway listeners configurable by deployment
  • Feature exposure depends on client version
Protocol and platform matrix

Current support, account-enabled features, and roadmap items

This matrix separates what is generally available today from features that depend on client version, account enablement, or active development.

FeatureWindowsmacOSLinuxiOSAndroid
Encrypted VPN access
Primary LionVPN access path for supported apps.
CurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrent
automatic route selection
Automatic route selection where the current client exposes it.
CurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrent
Regional location selection
Country and city choices shown by the current app and account.
CurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrent
DNS handling
DNS behavior managed as part of the encrypted access path.
CurrentCurrentCurrentCurrentCurrent
Kill switch controls
Connection safety controls depend on platform and app release.
Version dependentVersion dependentVersion dependentVersion dependentVersion dependent
Split tunneling
Per-app or per-route controls depend on supported client builds.
Version dependentVersion dependentVersion dependentVersion dependentVersion dependent
HTTP/2 transport
H2 support is being added progressively.
In developmentIn developmentIn developmentIn developmentIn development
SOCKS5 access
SOCKS5 is supported where enabled by client version and account configuration.
Supported where enabledSupported where enabledSupported where enabledSupported where enabledSupported where enabled

How to read this matrix

  • Current means the capability is part of the public product scope for supported builds.
  • Version dependent means availability can change by platform release, operating system policy, and account state.
  • Linux is available as DEB, RPM, and portable tar.gz packages for supported x86_64 systemd distributions, with OpenWrt gateway IPKs for x86_64, ARM64, ARMv7, and MT7621/mipsel routers.
  • SOCKS5 is supported where the current client and account configuration expose it.
What You Notice First

No-logs first, then security, privacy, regional coverage, and faster route selection.

Client Availability

Availability depends on the client build and deployed environment. Not every access mode is exposed in every release.

Setup Guidance

Use the support center for account, client, and deployment questions. Protocol availability may differ by version.

Product flow
step 01

No-Logs Privacy

LionVPN puts no-logs first so your activity stays yours, with privacy kept at the center of the product experience.

step 02

Automatic route selection

automatic route selection helps match you to faster, more stable server paths with less manual choosing.

step 03

Regional Server Coverage

Keep access to regional server locations so you can connect closer to where you need speed, stability, and availability.