Obscura VPN Arrives on Windows, Boosts Devices

Obscura VPN, a privacy-centric provider, has officially launched its native application for Windows 10 and 11. This expansion allows users of the world's most popular desktop operating system to benefit from Obscura's unique two-party relay architecture and QUIC obfuscation.

The service has also upgraded its simultaneous device limit, increasing it from three to five connections per user. This change enables users to secure more devices, including smartphones, tablets, and desktops, concurrently without manual logouts.

To mark this significant milestone, Obscura VPN is offering a promotional discount. Customers can receive a 25% reduction on their subscription by using the promo code WINDOWS26 at checkout. The company has also confirmed that a native Linux application is in development, with an early access waitlist available.

Initially launched as a Mac-only VPN in February 2025, Obscura has since expanded to iOS and Android. The Windows release addresses a highly requested user feature, according to founder Carl Dong. The provider emphasizes accessibility, ensuring privacy tools do not necessitate a new PC, supporting both Windows 10 and 11.

Obscura VPN differentiates itself with a dual-relay system, ensuring user IP addresses remain separate from visited websites. Advanced QUIC obfuscation further masks VPN traffic from detection. The service recently passed its first independent audit, validating its secure infrastructure and zero-logs policy.