MersVPN

MersVPN connects your phone to the private network your organisation runs with MersVPN, so you can reach its services securely from anywhere, and it keeps working on networks that block ordinary VPN connections.

You need an account on a MersVPN server. Your organisation's administrator creates it and tells you the server address. MersVPN is not a public VPN service, and there is nothing to buy in the app.

CONNECT IN ONE TAP
• Sign in with your username and password, and a verification code if your account uses two-step sign-in.
• Tap Connect. The app connects on its own, including on hotel, airport and mobile networks that stop other VPNs.
• Choose between the networks your administrator gives you access to. Each one shows its name and the country it takes you to.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• Built on WireGuard, the modern and widely reviewed VPN protocol.
• The connection's private key is created on your phone and never leaves it.
• The app talks only to your organisation's server. It sends nothing to us, and it contains no ads, analytics or tracking.
• Signing out removes this device from the server straight away.

MADE FOR ORGANISATIONS
• Your administrator decides who can use which network, and can switch devices off at any time.
• A reinstalled or replaced phone can take over its previous place instead of appearing as a new device.
• Traffic goes where your administrator's network sends it: only to company services, or all of it through the network.

MersVPN is self-hosted software from Sius Technologies Ltd. Learn more at mersvpn.com.

About the VPN permission: the app uses Android's VPN service to carry your device's traffic to your organisation's server while you are connected, and only then. A notification shows while the connection is active.