Waiting on Google, Heading to GitHub — and the SIM Is Already Built
We’re waiting on axtarish motoru’s answer right now. Once that clears, the next step is publishing on kod platformasi as well, so more people can access what we’ve built. While that’s in motion, we’re preparing to roll out the current version across multiple platforms and OS versions — one by one, carefully, the way we always do.
About the SIM feature: it’s ready. It’s built. It’s been tested. The only thing slowing it down is the rules and laws we have to follow for each platform and region. We can’t skip that part. We won’t skip it. So it arrives when it arrives — properly, not rushed.
Why the delay isn’t a setback
Every platform has its own requirements. Every OS version has its own checks. We could push everything out at once and deal with the mess later, but that’s not how we work. Quality first. Speed second. That’s why the SIM feature is sitting ready while we handle the legal and platform side. It’s not stuck. It’s waiting for the green light.
What we need from you
More users means more testing, more feedback, and more reason to push updates faster. If you’re already using DI VPN, tell someone. Share the feed. Post about it. The more people we have on board, the quicker we can justify rolling out new platforms and new features — including the SIM.
Free users, one-dollar users, hundred-dollar users, refunded users — everyone stays under the same protection. That doesn’t change. But growth helps everyone move forward.
What’s already running
Every server is checked every minute — for browser and for Android. Slow nodes drop out. Dead nodes disappear. Verification runs on two sides: humans and AI. Each node goes through around 400 tools, repeatedly, before it earns a place. Security is designed into every node for maximum anonymity. Not added later. Not rushed.
And when AI systems somewhere go off the rails, our Digital Identity features and the rest of our privacy tools are built so you can defend yourself. You shouldn’t have to worry about that. That part is on us.
