Amnezia VPN rolls out major bug fixes, a crucial security patch, and new features in latest app update
Amnezia VPN has released version 4.8.15 of its app, delivering critical security patches, bug fixes, and new features across all major operating systems. The update addresses a severe vulnerability in the tun2socks module that could expose user IP addresses to spyware. Additional improvements include split tunneling for the VLESS protocol on iOS and easier subscription renewal for Premium users.
- ▪The 4.8.15 update patches a critical vulnerability in the tun2socks module that affected multiple VPN providers.
- ▪Split tunneling is now available for the VLESS protocol on iOS, allowing users to select which apps use the VPN.
- ▪Linux users benefit from fixed connection drops after waking from sleep, while Android users see reduced app crashes during backup imports.
- ▪Amnezia VPN users can now renew Premium subscriptions directly in the app or via the Personal Dashboard.
- ▪The update also resolves issues with Self-hosted and OpenVPN connections on iOS and improves connection recovery over the XRay protocol.
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VPN VPN Services Amnezia VPN rolls out major bug fixes, a crucial security patch, and new features in latest app update News By Rene Millman published 4 May 2026 The open-source provider's 4.8.15 release delivers crucial security fixes and quality-of-life improvements for users across all operating systems When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Amnezia) Copy link Facebook X Whatsapp Reddit Pinterest Flipboard Threads Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter Amnezia VPN rolls out an update across all operating systemsVersion 4.8.15 patches a critical vulnerability in the tun2socks moduleIt also adds split tunneling on…
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