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Guardian VPN privacy app for iOS now open to the public, including lite version

After launching for a limited amount of users back in June, Guardian Firewall + VPN for iOS has now been made available to the public. The popular app features both intelligent firewall and VPN functionality, gives alerts when companies try to track you, and more. If you’d like to test out the app before paying for a subscription, there’s also a free lite version.



Guardian announced the public launch in a press release today:

Now, Guardian Firewall first public release is available today in the App Store for $9.99 a month, with a one-year option, and limited lite option available. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/guardian-firewall-vpn/id1363796315. Guardian Firewall is designed with a no sign-up process, and no personal information is required to purchase the app. Guardian needs only to know if the user sent payment.

The app offers a free low-speed VPN with the following features (doesn’t include firewall):

The $10/month or $100/year subscription offers the firewall and high-speed VPN:

The app’s intelligent firewall periodically scans the App Store for security vulnerabilities, trackers, privacy issues, and more to find threats before you encounter them. Guardian also detects malware, phishing, and aggressive ads.

Other Guardian highlights include:

Guardian Firewall + VPN is a free download from the App Store with $10/month or $100/year subscription options.

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