WireGuard VPN Protocol. Built for Responsive Connections.
Senton VPN uses the WireGuard protocol on its supported connections to provide users with a modern and efficient form of tunnelling.
The actual speed at which users can connect to the VPN as well as the time it takes for the user to reconnect should depend on the device, the network, the location and the application being used on the device.
What is WireGuard?
WireGuard is a modern open-source protocol that was designed to create encrypted network tunnels between devices and servers using a focused codebase.
The streamlined structure of this protocol allows for more efficient connections between devices and servers compared to some VPN protocols, making it one of the best VPN protocols available.
WireGuard is a protocol that Senton uses to create secure connections between users and servers. Senton creates the applications, server network, account system and privacy controls for users, but relies on the WireGuard protocol to establish secure connections between its applications and users’ devices.
- Open-source protocol
- Focused codebase
- Modern cryptographic design
- Designed for efficient connection setup
- Integrated into supported Senton applications
Senton uses WireGuard; it did not create the protocol.
How Does WireGuard VPN Work

Bypasser can choose to exclude some of your traffic from being routed through this secure tunnel.
Why Senton VPN Uses WireGuard
Designed for Changing Networks
If your device changes networks, the active VPN connection might be interrupted. Senton VPN can use the model of the WireGuard VPN connection to attempt to re-establish the protected connection.
The timing of this attempt will depend upon the operating system that is being used, the state of the application, the quality of the network connection, and the settings on the device.
Efficient by Design
Implementing WireGuard can require fewer computational resources than older protocols used for establishing a VPN connection. Thus, VPN providers with WireGuard support often highlight the use of the protocol for mobile devices.
Actual battery use, processor use and internet speed vary by device, network, operating system, server distance and application behaviour.
Modern Cryptographic Foundations
WireGuard utilizes a fixed design of modern cryptographic protocols, rather than a large number of different algorithms for legacy protocols.
These are the primitives upon which the standard WireGuard protocol is built. The list of cryptographic algorithms used by WireGuard must match the version of WireGuard that is being used by Senton.
WireGuard VPN Protocol Availability
The availability of WireGuard depends on your specific Senton application and its technical implementation.
The Senton VPN on Android uses the WireGuard protocol.
Available in Chrome. The extension uses the same modern WireGuard protocol as the Senton app.
Protocol availability for additional Senton applications will be listed here as those apps become publicly available.
What WireGuard Does Not Guarantee
WireGuard is a VPN protocol, not a complete privacy solution by itself. It does not guarantee:
- Complete anonymity
- A fixed connection speed
- No latency
- Protection from every online threat
- Safe behaviour on malicious websites
- Account privacy after logging into websites
- Protection for traffic excluded through Bypasser
- Automatic protection when the VPN is disconnected without a Kill Switch
Senton VPN combines WireGuard with its application controls, server configuration and privacy policies.
Works with Senton VPN Connection Controls
Frequently asked questions
WireGuard is used to establish a secure and encrypted tunnel that protects your internet connection. Senton VPN uses WireGuard on its supported connections to keep your data encrypted while browsing, especially on public networks.
Senton is one of the VPN providers with WireGuard built into its supported applications for VPN connections. Availability of this protocol may vary between applications and platforms.
WireGuard is considered to be one of the most secure VPN protocol options, with security that also relies on the implementation, key handling and server configuration.
This protocol is also known to establish connections efficiently and often performs better than older protocols, which is why it is frequently mentioned when comparing which VPN protocol is best for everyday use. Actual results vary by device, network and location.
No. The availability of specific protocols depends on the application and the platform that you are using. For information on the protocols that are available with Senton VPN, please refer to the availability section above.
A VPN protocol is the method that is used to construct the encrypted tunnel between your device and the server. For example, WireGuard is one of the advanced VPN protocols in use today. The VPN application, such as Senton VPN, encompasses the protocol alongside its software apps, servers, user accounts, and privacy controls.
WireGuard is used to encrypt the data that is sent between your device and the endpoint of the VPN. Senton handles all of its VPN activity as described in its No-Logs Policy, although the websites that you visit may be able to recognize your account via cookies or login history.
Currently, Senton VPN uses the WireGuard protocol to construct the connections between your devices and its servers. However, you cannot manually select the protocol to use with the Senton VPN application. This ensures that users have a consistent experience when using the various Senton VPN applications.
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