Luminox VPN VPN bot
In short
The most technically detailed description among the VPN bots we have reviewed: protocols are named one by one, and so are the supported systems. The bet is on fallbacks, so if one way of connecting fails, another takes over. For anyone whose VPN keeps dropping, that is a strong argument.
About the bot
The subscription bundles six protocols: two flavours of VLESS, Trojan, Shadowsocks, Hysteria 2 and even MTProto, which exists specifically for Telegram itself. You do not need to understand all of them, but the list shows a service planning backup routes rather than relying on a single method.
Settings and the server list refresh automatically, so you will not be swapping keys by hand whenever a server stops responding. There are more than ten locations, though the countries are not named.
Traffic is unlimited and the service says it keeps no logs. Nobody outside can verify that claim, so take it on trust or not at all. On the other hand, there is a proper website, which already puts it ahead of many Telegram-only rivals. Apps are listed for every major system, Linux included.
New users get five days for free. What it costs once those five days run out is left unsaid, so you will find them in the bot or on the website. Its command list is empty, so everything begins with the start button.
You'll like it if
- your VPN keeps dropping and you want backup protocols
- you run Linux or juggle several operating systems
- you would rather not update configs by hand
Skip it if
- you want a dead-simple VPN without technical details
- you need to know prices and server countries in advance
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