FaroVPN app
VPN for Linux
Protect your Linux machine with VLESS Reality. Download the FaroVPN app and sign in with your account. The app gets the server settings automatically.
Recent 64-bit distribution (Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora…)
What FaroVPN does on Linux
Encrypted traffic
The FaroVPN app routes your computer’s traffic through the VPN.IP address hidden
Sites and services see the address of the server you picked.VLESS Reality
The connection looks like ordinary website browsing. Networks that filter VPNs therefore find it harder to spot and block.Learn more
Set up FaroVPN on Linux
Choose a plan
You pay on Stripe’s secure checkout page.Download the app
In your account, under Downloads, choose the Linux version of the FaroVPN app.Sign in to your account
The app gets the server list and settings. There’s nothing to copy or import.Turn on the VPN
Pick a country and switch the connection on.
In the app
Our app for Linux
Sign in to the FaroVPN app with your account. The app gets the server settings automatically. There’s nothing to copy.
Frequently asked questions
Does FaroVPN work on Linux?
Yes, with the FaroVPN app. Requirements: Recent 64-bit distribution (Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora…).
Do I pay extra for the app?
No, it’s included in your FaroVPN subscription. You sign in with the same account on all your devices.
How many Linux devices can I connect?
As many as your plan allows, across all systems: 2, 5 or 10.
Do I have to add servers by hand?
No. Once you sign in, the app gets the server list and updates it when it changes.
Does the VPN slow down my connection?
A little, because traffic takes a detour through the server. Pick a server close to you to keep the difference small.
Try FaroVPN for 30 days
If the service isn’t right for you, write to support within 30 days of your first payment and we refund the full amount.
Secure payment via Stripe, VAT included