
You can disconnect VPN Super from the app on any device. Here's how, plus what to do if the VPN keeps reconnecting.
If you'd rather disconnect from the iOS Settings app, first open the app menu (☰) → Settings and turn off Always-On VPN. Otherwise, the VPN may reconnect automatically. With Always-On VPN off, the VPN won't reconnect automatically if your connection drops.
Android's own Always-on VPN setting may be turned on. It's an Android system setting, not part of the VPN Super app. To turn it off:
These settings can look different depending on your device model and Android version.
Seeing a "No network, waiting for a usable network" notification? See Why do I see a "No network" notification on Android?
You can also disconnect from the VPN Super icon in your Mac's menu bar.
Open VPN Super and select the Connect button on the home screen to disconnect.
No. Disconnecting yourself is intentional, so Kill Switch doesn't block your traffic. It only steps in when the connection drops on its own. Learn more in How to use VPN Super's Kill Switch.
Still need help?
Submit a request to our Support team with your device model and OS version, and we'll help you out.