Add AzireVPN #1539

2019-11-29T13:36:35Z

dngray commented

2019-11-29 13:36:35 +00:00

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Don't merge yet, need to make sure the logo is up.

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2019-11-29 13:37:17 +00:00

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jonah reviewed

2019-11-30 08:09:47 +00:00

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As mentioned before, I am not personally super interested in listing providers that have not undergone a security audit. IVPN and ProtonMail have both committed to doing so, and releasing their results in Q1 2020. And if they don't, they will be removed here. Unless AzireVPN meets that same guideline, "mentioning" them here still doesn't make sense to me.

This is not the reason I'm blocking this PR though, if everyone else wants to list them, then whatever. I'm blocking this because links to their website should be removed. We are intentionally not linking to providers sites if they are not recommended.

As mentioned before, I am not personally super interested in listing providers that have not undergone a security audit. IVPN and ProtonMail have both committed to doing so, and releasing their results in Q1 2020. And if they don't, they will be removed here. Unless AzireVPN meets that same guideline, "mentioning" them here still doesn't make sense to me. This is not the reason I'm blocking this PR though, if everyone else wants to list them, then *whatever*. I'm blocking this because links to their website should be removed. We are intentionally not linking to providers sites if they are not recommended.

dngray commented

2019-11-30 08:59:20 +00:00

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As mentioned before, I am not personally super interested in listing providers that have not undergone a security audit. IVPN and ProtonMail have both committed to doing so, and releasing their results in Q1 2020. And if they don't, they will be removed here. Unless AzireVPN meets that same guideline, "mentioning" them here still doesn't make sense to me.

They have said they are saving up for an comprehensive security audit of their network. I guess we can leave this open until they do.

I do agree though, we can't be seen to be giving special treatment.

This is not the reason I'm blocking this PR though, if everyone else wants to list them, then whatever. I'm blocking this because links to their website should be removed. We are intentionally not linking to providers sites if they are not recommended.

They have been removed, that was my bad.

> As mentioned before, I am not personally super interested in listing providers that have not undergone a security audit. IVPN and ProtonMail have both committed to doing so, and releasing their results in Q1 2020. And if they don't, they will be removed here. Unless AzireVPN meets that same guideline, "mentioning" them here still doesn't make sense to me. They have said they are saving up for an comprehensive security audit of their network. I guess we can leave this open until they do. I do agree though, we can't be seen to be giving special treatment. > This is not the reason I'm blocking this PR though, if everyone else wants to list them, then _whatever_. I'm blocking this because links to their website should be removed. We are intentionally not linking to providers sites if they are not recommended. They have been removed, that was my bad.

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Mikaela commented

2019-12-23 12:23:15 +00:00

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https://github.com/azirevpn/azclient/pulse/monthly - how come their official client hasn't seen development for over an year?

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dngray commented

2019-12-23 14:50:46 +00:00

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https://github.com/azirevpn/azclient/pulse/monthly - how come their official client hasn't seen development for over an year?

Well it might be there aren't any issues with it. It is just after-all a wrapper around OpenVPN.

I do know they're developing an iOS client, and i think focusing on WireGuard at the moment.

> https://github.com/azirevpn/azclient/pulse/monthly - how come their official client hasn't seen development for over an year? Well it might be there aren't any issues with it. It is just after-all a wrapper around OpenVPN. I do know they're developing an iOS client, and i think focusing on WireGuard at the moment.

nitrohorse commented

2019-12-24 00:52:01 +00:00

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I do know they're developing an iOS client, and i think focusing on WireGuard at the moment.

Looks like it’s out in beta today but no news of open-sourcing it.

> I do know they're developing an iOS client, and i think focusing on WireGuard at the moment. Looks like it’s [out in beta today](https://www.azirevpn.com/blog/2019-12-23/azirevpn-on-ios) but no news of open-sourcing it.

dngray commented

2020-03-12 10:19:37 +00:00

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Going to push this to a separate branch, so that in the future we can resurrect this PR if we need to.

From here it can be pushed to master, once the audit happens.

Going to push this to a separate branch, so that in the future we can resurrect this PR if we need to. From here it can be pushed to master, once the audit happens.

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Reference: privacyguides/privacytools.io#1539