From split-tunneling to post-quantum crypto: NymVPN just had its biggest two-month update yet, and a fresh redesign is already on the way
NymVPN has recently implemented significant updates, including beta features like split-tunneling and an ad blocker, alongside the first phase of post-quantum security. The service now offers a unique Pay as You Go option that allows users to access the network without creating an account. A redesigned app is also set to launch soon, aiming for a more user-friendly interface.
- ▪Beta split-tunneling and ad blocker features have been rolled out across various platforms.
- ▪The first phase of post-quantum security has been deployed, utilizing a novel protocol.
- ▪NymVPN introduced a Pay as You Go option, allowing users to access the service without an account.
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VPN VPN Services From split-tunneling to post-quantum crypto: NymVPN just had its biggest two-month update yet, and a fresh redesign is already on the way News By Monica J. White published 25 May 2026 Beta split-tunneling, an ad blocker, post-quantum security, and a no-account Pay as You Go option all arrived in the space of eight weeks When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Nym Technologies) Copy link Facebook X Whatsapp Reddit Pinterest Flipboard Threads Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter Split-tunneling and ad blocker arrived in beta across more NymVPN appsA first phase of post-quantum security has also been…
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