Happ
Happ is the main option for iPhone and iPad.
VPN for iPhone
Install a supported app from the App Store and add your MaskNet subscription.
Apps
We recommend Happ to most users; INCY works with the same subscription too.
Happ is the main option for iPhone and iPad.
INCY also works with a MaskNet subscription on supported Apple devices.
Happ installs from the App Store. Happ is not available in the Russian App Store right now; it is in the global one, and downloading it takes an Apple ID from another country. The developer of the real Happ is Flyfrog LLC. INCY is available in the App Store.
After installation
INCY is available in the App Store and works with the same subscription.
A VPN icon appears in the status bar. Open Check my IP — it says "Your connection is protected by MaskNet", and the leak test shows where DNS lookups go.
iOS limits the network tunnel's memory to about 50 MB: if the tunnel goes over, the system ends it and the connection drops. Reconnect; if drops are regular, send support your device model and iOS version.
You need an Apple ID from another country — how to change your Apple ID region.
On the first connection iOS asks you to allow a VPN configuration. If you declined, delete the Happ configuration in Settings → General → VPN & Device Management → VPN and connect again.
Another VPN profile active at the same time stops Happ from connecting — turn it off.
iOS asks for permission when an app reads the clipboard. Allow pasting. With MaskNet you don't need the clipboard: the "Add subscription" button in your account adds the subscription.
In INCY it works the same way — the walkthrough is in INCY won't connect.