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📡 SlipNet — Anti-Censorship Tunnels

Guides for setting up and using SlipNet anti-censorship tunnels. DNS tunnelling, NaiveProxy, protocol guides, and troubleshooting for users in Iran, China, Russia, and other censored regions.

What is SlipNet?

Overview SlipNet is PremierVPN's anti-censorship tunnel system. It provides 6 different stealth protocols that hide your VPN traffic inside everyday i...

Getting Started with SlipNet on Android

What You Need An active PremierVPN VPN subscription An Android phone or tablet The SlipNet app (free download) Step 1: Download SlipNet Download th...

How to Find Working DNS Resolvers

Why You Need This In Iran and other censored countries, the default DNS servers (like Google's 8.8.8.8 or Cloudflare's 1.1.1.1) are often blocked or f...

How to Set Global DNS Override in SlipNet

What is Global DNS Override? Global DNS Override tells SlipNet to use specific DNS servers instead of the defaults. This is essential in countries lik...

Understanding the 6 Protocols

Overview SlipNet offers 6 different anti-censorship protocols. Each one uses a different technique to bypass internet censorship. They all achieve the...

Which Protocol Should I Use?

Quick Recommendation If you're unsure, start with DNSTT (socks). It's the most reliable protocol and works in almost every situation. Decision Guide...

Setting Up NaiveProxy on iOS with Shadowrocket

Overview NaiveProxy is the only SlipNet anti-censorship protocol available on iOS. It disguises your VPN traffic as normal HTTPS website browsing, mak...

How to Change DNS Settings on iOS

Why Change DNS on iOS? In Iran and other censored countries, the DNS servers assigned by your ISP are often censored — they block or redirect certain...

Troubleshooting SlipNet Connections

Connection Times Out or Refuses Most likely cause: Your DNS resolvers are blocked. Fix: Open SlipNet → Settings → DNS Resolver Scanner Run a scan to...

How DNS Tunnelling Works

The Simple Explanation Imagine you're passing notes in class, but instead of writing them on paper, you hide them inside your homework that the teache...