$ANYONE desktop VPN is live.
Watch this video to see why it could finally be the end of middlemen and centralized providers addicted to control under the guise of altruism.
The $ANYONE Desktop VPN is live.
Mac, Windows, Linux. No single company watching your traffic.
The Anyone Desktop VPN is now live. Community release just dropped for Mac, Windows and Linux.
A normal VPN routes your traffic through one company’s servers. Fine, until you remember you’re just swapping “my internet provider can see everything” for “this one VPN company can see everything.” You’re still trusting a single middleman.
$ANYONE works differently. It routes your traffic through a decentralised network instead of one company. No single provider sitting there watching all of it. And this desktop version gives you proper control. Protect your entire system at once, or route individual apps through their own exit points, and pick different paths for different sites.
It’s a community release for now, ahead of a wider global rollout. Early days. But it’s live, and you can download it today.
More privacy. Less trusting one company with everything. That’s the direction we want to be heading.