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VPN client built on sing-box-lx with AmneziaWG 2.0 and native XHTTP support. Manages multiple subscriptions, offers smart routing, load balancing, Wi-Fi-aware rules, and a built-in speed test. Supports protocols including VLESS, VMess, Trojan, Hysteria2, WireGuard, and Cloudflare WARP. v2.20.2 is functionally identical to v2.20.1 — an empty release with no changes.

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Android VPN client powered by sing-box-lx — a sing-box fork with AmneziaWG 2.0 and native XHTTP. Multi-subscription, smart routing, built-in speed test.

Features • Servers & Subscriptions — manage proxy sources in one place • Get WARP — one-tap Cloudflare WARP, keys generated on-device • Subscription auto-update — 4 triggers, hard gates against spam • Home Screen — connect and manage nodes • Quick Connect — toggle VPN without opening the app (v1.5.0) • Routing — unified rule model (v1.4.0) • Load balancing — spread traffic across a pool of servers (v2.7.0) • Wi-Fi-aware routing — different rules on different networks (v1.7.3) • Detour Servers — chain proxies for extra privacy • DNS Settings — full control over name resolution • DPI Bypass — bypass censorship • Haptic Feedback — vibro on VPN events • Speed Test — measure your connection • Statistics & Connections — see what's happening • Per-app traffic profiler — trace any app's network in real time (v1.7.0) • On-device core profiling (pprof) — catch CPU spin & memory leaks (v2.7.0) • VPN Settings — tune the engine • Config Editor — for power users • App Settings — personalize

Supported Protocols: + VLESS + VMess + Trojan + Shadowsocks + Hysteria2 + TUIC v5 + NaïveProxy + SSH + SOCKS + WireGuard / AmneziaWG + MASQUE (Cloudflare WARP) + XHTTP

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v2.20.2Aug 5, 2026

An empty release — cut by mistake, changes nothing. The APK is functionally identical to v2.20.1: no reason to install it, no harm if you do.
What happened While working towards byte-for-byte reproducibility for F-Droid, two native libraries came out with different .note.gnu.build-id values on the two sides. The fix looked obvious: pass --build-id=sha1 so the id is derived from the file contents instead of being assigned at random.
That flag was already in place. The NDK sets it unconditionally for every CMake build (build/cmake/flags.cmake) and always has — libdartjni.so has carried the same build id since v2.19.7. The hook added in this release duplicated a default and changed nothing; it has been removed.
The differing ids therefore come from the input to the linker, not from the algorithm. That work continues.
What this means for you Nothing. Same code, same behaviour as v2.20.1.