Opening your next step…
A little knowledge.
A clearer connection.
Original explainers on gateways, client setup, privacy basics and the details behind a working tunnel.
8 articles to explore
Connection basics
Your first handshake is a starting point.
A recent WireGuard handshake is useful evidence. Here is what to check after it appears.
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Privacy basics
Five questions to ask on public Wi-Fi.
A little preparation makes an unfamiliar network easier to assess.
Read the guideHome networking
What your home gateway really changes.
A home VPN can route traffic back through your home network. Its location and capacity stay grounded in that connection.
Read the guideConnection basics
Keep the private part private.
WireGuard public and private keys play different roles. Your provisioning request needs the public part.
Read the guideConnection basics
DNS is part of the route.
A tunnel handshake does not automatically settle which resolver your device uses.
Read the guideRelease notes
Why a Mac release needs more than a DMG.
The disk image is a distribution container. Apple signing and notarization are separate release steps.
Read the guideDevice guides
Choose the client that matches the setup.
Separate client availability, a valid profile and a reachable gateway before choosing a download.
Read the guideTransparency
A map is not a server network.
Country data is useful for a directory. Real VPN availability needs real infrastructure.
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