4 November 2026
Who runs TekLan VPN? An independent UK VPN, explained
TekLan VPN is an independent UK service, owned by one person and funded by its clients, not investors. Where it came from, how it's run and what that means for you.
Read more4 November 2026
TekLan VPN is an independent UK service, owned by one person and funded by its clients, not investors. Where it came from, how it's run and what that means for you.
Read more2 November 2026
Fire TV, Android TV, Google TV, Shield and Apple TV run the TekLan VPN app. Samsung, LG and Roku need a router or a streaming stick. Here's what to do.
Read more28 October 2026
Steam Deck runs WireGuard itself in Desktop Mode; PlayStation, Xbox and Switch need a VPN router. How to set up each, and what to expect in online games.
Read more22 October 2026
Your plan, invoices, payment methods, the VPN Dashboard and support tickets are now in one new client area. How to sign in and where to find everything.
Read more21 October 2026
Every TekLan VPN beta that's open, how to join on iPhone, Mac, Android, Fire TV and Windows, how to go back, and how to report a problem we can fix.
Read more20 October 2026
The rebuilt TekLan VPN 4.0 for Windows and Mac is in beta: a connect button you can trust, locations that open instantly, TekLan DNS and safer switching.
Read more18 October 2026
TekLan VPN 4.1.0 for Android adds local network access, more DNS choices and tidier TV settings. 4.1.1, in beta, brings clearer connection states.
Read more29 September 2026
The Chrome, Edge and Firefox extensions protect only that browser; the apps protect the whole device. When each makes sense and how to set up the extension.
Read more15 September 2026
How to use the TekLan VPN Dashboard: make WireGuard and OpenVPN profiles, get them onto a router, NAS or TV browser, and keep one profile per device.
Read more2 September 2026
A VPN on your router covers devices that can't run an app, like consoles and smart TVs. What you need, how to set it up, and how to choose which devices use it.
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