Introducing Speedify 11.3 – Even Better for Streaming

Speedify 11.3 Is Now Available

Introducing the latest and greatest version of Speedify for Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, and Linux. For the fastest, most reliable, and most secure VPN experience, update Speedify on all of your devices right now!

Updates in Speedify 11.3

  • Better Twitch streams detection
  • New option to turn off streams saved notifications and popups
 Android
  • Allow Android Auto to bypass Speedify
  • Better remote navigation with Android TV
  • Speedify will no longer automatically reconnect after disconnecting from the OS VPN key notification
 iOS
  • New family products
Windows
  • Better handling of DPI scaling
  • Better handling of UI crashes
macOS
  • Optimized detaching window from menu bar
Linux
  • The UI tray icon now updates to reflect whether Speedify is connected or disconnected
  • Update GTK dependency to fix excessive CPU usage by the UI

Join the Speedify Team Live Stream to Discuss this Latest Release

Starting with this release, the Speedify team will do a short live stream. The purpose is discuss with our users what’s new and improved and also get feedback from you on what we should be doing next to make the lives of live streamers, remote workers and online gamers better.

Join us Thursday, July 8th, starting 11 AM EST on YouTube, Facebook and Twitch.

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Update Speedify Now

Speedify is the only app that seamlessly combines all of your connections, including WiFi, 4G, 5G, Ethernet, and Starlink, into one stronger connection to keep you online and secure with increased bandwidth, reduced latency, and failover protection.

You can easily share and combine LTE, 4G and 5G cellular connections between devices to create a faster, more reliable connection for everyone using Speedify’s cellular sharing feature, Pair & Share

Make sure you update Speedify on all your devices, including computers, mobile devices and supported routers!

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Should you have a backup 4G, 5G, Starlink, or cable internet connection?

Yes — every internet connection goes down, including Starlink, which drops for ~34 minutes a day on average. A backup connection from a different provider means one outage never takes you fully offline. The most common options are a 4G/5G cellular hotspot, a cable or DSL line, or a second satellite dish.

4G/5G cellular

Works anywhere. Just a SIM or hotspot — no installation needed.

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Cable / DSL

Best for fixed locations. Different network, so outages rarely overlap.

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Second Starlink

Adds redundancy and throughput for remote sites or heavy usage.

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Speedify bonds any two connections into one — automatic failover, more speed, no dropped calls.

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