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The same app as Windows, as a package your distribution understands.

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.deb package · Debian, Ubuntu, Mint, Pop!_OS

.rpm package Fedora, RHEL, openSUSE
Version 2.4.9 37.8 MB released 2026-09-09
Changelog Checksums & signature Other versions Without our app
64-bit x86 – any current distribution A desktop session with polkit (the standard password prompt) OpenVPN, pulled in by the package; WireGuard needs wireguard-tools

If your package manager warns about an unsigned local file

Download is performed unsandboxed as root
N: Download is performed unsandboxed as root as file couldn't be accessed by user _apt.
Harmless, and it appears whenever you install a package from your Downloads folder rather than from a repository. Our packages are not served from a signed apt or dnf repository yet, so your system cannot check a repository key – compare the SHA-256 below instead, which proves the same thing for the file you have. Install with the ./ in front of the filename, or apt will go looking for a package by that name in your repositories and fail.

Installing

  1. Install the package: sudo apt install ./privaseeconnect_2.4.9_amd64.deb (or sudo dnf install ./<file>.rpm).
  2. Launch it from your applications menu and sign in with your account.
  3. Pick a location on the Servers page and press Connect. Your desktop asks for your password once per session, to start the tunnel.
  4. Optional: tick Network lock so traffic stops rather than leaking if the tunnel drops.

Changelog

v2.4.9 – update feature was not present, added

  • v2.4.8 – fixed dns issue where dns wasn't going thru openvpn, wire guard had no issues 2026-09-08
  • v2.4.1 – added update feature to clients 2026-09-08
  • v2.3.8 – updated OpenVPN version to 2.7.7 which fixes multiple security vulnerabilities 2026-09-08
  • v2.3.1 – complete redesign, with more functionality 2026-09-04
  • v2.2.52 – fixing stability issues 2026-09-03

Checksums & signature

Optional, and worth doing if you downloaded over a network you do not control. The number below is the file’s SHA-256; if what you downloaded prints the same, it is byte-for-byte what this server published.

.deb package privaseeconnect_2.4.9_amd64.deb 

f804476ae5ea4d7aac569379e4f88ba97e533a3e8fe0a675b61bad3423bf0d93

.rpm package privaseeconnect-2.4.9-1.x86_64.rpm 

bba40ac41bd9cf618815176d3a65bd0ca277ea013e8e8055b38779f969a70b43

Print it yourself with sha256sum <file> in a terminal.

Other versions

Kept so you can go back if a new build misbehaves. The newest is almost always the one you want – older builds do not get fixes.

VersionReleasedSize
v2.4.8 2026-09-08 37.8 MB Download
v2.4.1 2026-09-08 37.8 MB Download
v2.3.8 2026-09-08 37.8 MB Download
v2.3.1 2026-09-04 35.4 MB Download
v2.2.52 2026-09-03 35.3 MB Download

Other ways to connect, without our app

Privasee VPN is plain OpenVPN and WireGuard. Any client that speaks either one connects to exactly the same network with a profile from the config generator – you just do by hand what the app does for you.

WireGuard

wg-quick up ./profile.conf, or import the config into NetworkManager. Built into every current kernel.

Get a WireGuard config →

NetworkManager

Import a .ovpn profile in Settings → Network → VPN, and it appears in your system menu like any other connection.

Step-by-step guide →

Terminal

sudo openvpn --config profile.ovpn. Works on headless boxes, containers and anything without a desktop.

Get a profile →

Trouble installing? The setup guide walks through it with screenshots, and support is one message away from your dashboard.