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VPN QA & Test Automation
Testing built for VPN apps, not generic software, so leaks and reconnection bugs get caught before users do.
Leak and kill-switch testing
We check for DNS, IPv6, and WebRTC leaks and verify the kill switch actually holds when a connection drops.
Protocol and reconnection
Connect, disconnect, switch networks, sleep and wake, switch servers: the real-world sequences that break VPN clients.
Cross-platform coverage
iOS, Android, desktop, TV, and browser, because a VPN app behaves differently on each.
App store readiness
We test against the policies that get VPN apps rejected, so review is not the first time you find a problem.
Why VPN apps need their own QA
A VPN app can pass an ordinary test suite and still leak. The failure modes that matter most for a VPN are specific: a kill switch that does not engage on an abrupt drop, DNS escaping the tunnel, IPv6 traffic going in the clear, or a client that fails to reconnect cleanly after a network change.
We test for those directly, on real devices, across the platforms your app ships to.
What we cover
- Leak testing: DNS, IPv6, and WebRTC, on each platform.
- Kill switch: verify traffic is blocked when the tunnel drops, not just that a toggle exists.
- Connection lifecycle: connect, disconnect, network switch, sleep and wake, server switch, captive portals.
- Performance: throughput and latency across protocols and regions.
- Store readiness: checking against the App Store and Google Play rules that commonly reject VPN apps.
Automation where it pays off
We automate the repetitive, regression-prone checks so they run on every build, and keep human testing for the device-specific and network-specific cases that automation cannot reach.
Want a second set of eyes before launch or resubmission? Ask for a QA review.
