What's New

Speedify SDK for Android 15.0

• The Speedify SDK now uses proper semver-formatted version numbers. Update your dependency definitions to remove the final period, ie: from ‘implementation 'com.speedify.speedifysdk:speedifysdk:14.9.4.+’toimplementation 'com.speedify.speedifysdk:speedifysdk:15.0.0+'`

Speedify SDK for Android 14.9.4

• No new features. This is a performance and stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 14.9.3

• All Android versions now require VPN permission before starting the SDK

Speedify SDK for Android 14.9.2

• Improved network change detection for USB network adapters
• Remove use of select() to prevent crashes when opening a large number of sockets

Speedify SDK for Android 14.9.1

• AccountingData now contains action to provide hints for what action may be needed on an account.

Speedify SDK for Android 14.9

• No new features. This is a performance and stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 14.8.8

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 14.8.7

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 14.8.6

• New API sendLogReport to send logs to the directory server for automatic processing

Speedify SDK for Android 14.8.5

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 14.8.1

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 14.8

• setNetworkSharingAutoPairBehavior controls how network sharing automatically pairs with other devices on the same account and/or team
• Deprecations
  • OnServiceRestart(State,RestartReason) - Use OnServiceRestart(State) and/or OnLastDisconnectEvent(DisconnectEvent)
  • setNetworkSharingSameUserAutoPair - Use setNetworkSharingAutoPairBehavior
  • StateTrackingSBR - no longer necessary for tracking startup/disconnect reasons

Speedify SDK for Android 14.7

• Feedback can be added to the ULP data stream with sendFeedback.
• Network sharing tunnel status has new state PAUSED.
• SDK and foreground service state receivers are now registered via sdkStateReceivers and foregroundServiceReceivers objects.

Speedify SDK for Android 14.6.1

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 14.6

• The maximum time between connection re-attempts can be set via setMaximumConnectRetry.
• The maximum time between transport connection re-attempts can be set via setMaximumTransportRetry.

Speedify SDK for Android 14.5.3

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 14.5.2

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 14.5.1

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 14.5

• No new features. This is a performance release.

Speedify SDK for Android 14.4

• New languages - Japanese, Italian, Korean, Polish, Ukrainian, Swedish, Norwegian
• Stability improvements

Speedify SDK for Android 14.3.2

• ESNI support was deprecated.

Speedify SDK for Android 14.3.1

• This is a performance release.

Speedify SDK for Android 14.3

• This is a performance release.
• The SDK now uses the proper FOREGROUND_SERVICE_SYSTEM_EXEMPTED permission on Android 14+ for VPNs that use a foreground notification. You must initialize the VPN permission prior to initializing the SDK for the first time. See Initializing the SDK.

Speedify SDK for Android 14.2

• StreamStats expanded to include health, remoteIp, remotePort, protocol
• Automatic pairing with network peers using the same account is controllable via setNetworkSharingSameUserAutoPair.

Speedify SDK for Android 14.1.2

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 14.1.1

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 14.1

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 14.0.1

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 14.0

• Network Sharing is now supported. See Network Sharing for details.
• ConnectionStats now contains sendBytes and receiveBytes.
• ErrorType contains 3 new error types:
  • LOCK_TEAM
  • LOCK_ACCOUNT
  • INVALID_ARGUMENT
• API Compatibility
  • UpdateForegroundNotification has had its arguments changed to receive a ServiceData object with common SDK state information.
  • createNotification(Context,Options) and createBackgroundActivityNotification(Context,Options) were added to simplify option passing for notifications. clear(Context,String,int) was added to clear notifications created with a tag.
• Deprecations
  • OnLockedSetting(String,SettingsLockReason). Use OnSettingError(String,ErrorType,String)
  • SettingsLockReason. Now unused.
  • All NotificationHelper createNotification and createBackgroundActivityNotification functions that do not take an Options object.
• Deprecation Removals
  • SpeedifyHandler.OnLockedSetting(String) - Use OnSettingError(String,ErrorType,String)
  • SpeedifySDK(Context), SpeedifySDK(Context, String, int), SpeedifySDK(Context, String, int, ISpeedifyHandler) have been removed. Use SpeedifySDK(Context,String) via AutoConstruct.
  • SpeedifySDK.setAllowTunnelBypass - Use setIPLeakProtection
  • Type.Settings.allowTunnelBypass - Use PrivacySettings.ipLeakProtection
  • UuidProvider.GetUuid() - Use GetUuid(Context).
  • UuidProvider.GetUuid(UuidHandler) - Use GetUuid(Context,UuidHandler).
  • SpeedifySDK.setServiceNotificationLaunchIntent - Use SpeedifyHandler.setServiceNotificationLaunchIntent.
  • SpeedifySDK.setServiceNotificationIcon - Use SpeedifyHandler.setServiceNotificationIcon.
• All strings coming out of the SDK are now pre-translated using the configured application name. The undocumented SpeedifySDK.replaceSdkNameInString function has been removed.

Speedify SDK for Android 13.3.1

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 13.3

• New Error type DEVICE_LIMIT when an account has reached it's device limit

Speedify SDK for Android 13.2

• New calls to globally enable or disable all local proxy domain watchlist entries (setLocalProxyGlobalDomainWatchlistEnable) and reset all entries back to defaults (resetLocalProxyDomainWatchlist).

Speedify SDK for Android 13.1.1

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 13.1

• The Speedify SDK now targets Android SDK 33.
• Many settings are now reset when a logout() is issued.

Speedify SDK for Android 13.0.3

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 13.0.2

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 13.0.1

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 13.0

• We now use AES256 for encryption, instead of AES128.

Speedify SDK for Android 12.8

• Added the ulpReportIntervalSeconds setting to represent the ULP reporting interval in seconds.
• Added the setUlpReportIntervalSeconds function.

Speedify SDK for Android 12.7

• Added NONE, for cases when there is nothing to report, to the disconnect reasons.
• Added refreshOAuthToken to refresh token without triggering a login.

Speedify SDK for Android 12.6

• New connect method IGNORELAST will choose a server other than the last used server using the current selection setting.

Speedify SDK for Android 12.5.1

• Support for Safebrowsing dynamic library. Safebrowsing functions were removed from the Speedify SDK API and added to a separate Cujo SDK.

Speedify SDK for Android 12.5.0

• The Version function is now static and can be called without the SDK running

Speedify SDK for Android 12.4.1

• The rules for local proxy denylist mode have been modified. See Local Proxy Configuration for details.

Speedify SDK for Android 12.4

• Adapters now support AUTOMATIC connection priorities, where Speedify will manage the priority based on the dynamically discovered connection type. This feature is enabled via enableAutomaticConnectionPriority.
• AdapterData has 2 new fields:
  • workingPriority - the priority the adapter is functioning under
  • isp - the discovered Internet Service Provider of the connection

Speedify SDK for Android 12.3

• The protocol field on ConnectionStats objects is now available on historic tunnel stats.

Speedify SDK for Android 12.2.1

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 12.2

• When connected over VPN, Speedify will request that browsers do not use DNS over HTTPS. This is controllable via setRequestToDisableDoH.
• Support for port ranges and wildcard port (0) have been added to setLocalProxyPorts, setFirewallPorts, and setStreamingPorts
• Traffic going over the proxy now produces ConnectionStats objects with a transport type of PROXY.

Speedify SDK for Android 12.1.1

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 12.1

• Required and optional permissions for the Speedify SDK are now listed here
• Fixes for ICMP traffic in proxy mode
• Teams settings now support proxy mode

Speedify SDK for Android 12.0

• Set overflow threshold for active priority traffic via setPriorityOverflowThreshold.
• The default service notificaiton provided by SpeedifyHandler now produces a vibration when killswitch is engaged (disconnected, with killswitch set to on). This is configurable via setServiceNotificationKillswitchVibeEnabled.
• Deprecations
  • SpeedifySDK.setServiceNotificationLaunchIntent - This is now a passthrough to SpeedifyHandler.setServiceNotificationLaunchIntent.
  • SpeedifySDK.setServiceNotificationIcon - This is now a passthrough to SpeedifyHandler.setServiceNotificationIcon.

Speedify SDK for Android 11.9.4

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 11.9.2

• Android Lollipop and Marshmallow are no longer supported. Android Nougat is now the minimum supported version.
• Many changes went in to make it easier to use the Speedify SDK for Android, and with less code. Best practices from older SDK are still compatible.
  • New, simpler method of providing a constructed SpeedifySDK object via SpeedifySDK.AutoConstruct. No code required in Application.onCreate. Details in Initializing the SDK.
  • Multiple receivers for SDK state updates may be registered, in addition to the main ISpeedifyHandler provided through the constructor or setHandler. Objects implementing ISdkStateReceiver may be registered via registerSdkStateReceiver/unregisterSdkStateReceiver. The main ISpeedifyHandler remains the only object for customizing the foreground service notification.
  • The intent launched on click from the service notification and any notifications produced by the sdk now defaults to the application's default launcher intent, as returned by PackageManager.getLaunchIntentForPackage.
  • Default values for LogGeneration, including filename, email address, and messaging, are configurable via resource strings. For more information, see SDK Strings.
• Deprecations
  • SpeedifySDK.setAllowTunnelBypass has been deprecated in favor of setIPLeakProtection to match other platform SDKs.
• Deprecation removals - Methods marked as Deprecated prior to 11.0 have been removed
  • ISpeedifyHandler.OnServiceRestart(State,boolean) Use OnServiceRestart(State,RestartReason)
  • ISpeedifyHandler.OnAdapterOverlimit(String adapterID, AdapterUsageData usageData) - Use OnAdapterOverlimit(String,NetworkType,AdapterUsageData)
  • ISpeedifyHandler.OnDirectoryDomain(String) - Use OnDirectorySettings.
  • ISpeedifyHandler.OnDirectoryDomain(String,boolean) - Use OnDirectorySettings.
  • SpeedifySDK.enableConnectionStatUpdates - Use enableStatUpdates instead.
  • SpeedifySDK.refreshDirectoryDomain - Use refreshDirectorySettings.
  • SpeedifySDK.setCrashReporting/Types.PrivacySettings.crashReports} - Functionality removed.

Speedify SDK for Android 11.9

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 11.8

• SDK now takes an app name parameter to identify your app on the server side. This may be set manually via setAppName or automatically via the name parameter of the SpeedifySDK constructor. If setting manually, this must be called before any login method.
• SpeedifySDK, SpeedifyHandler, and ISpeedifyHandler now use @Nullable and @NonNull annotations on method parameters and returns.
• The default service notification no longer uses a MessagingStyle style on Xiaomi devices. Xiaomi has fixed their MIUI bug that lead to crashes.

Speedify SDK for Android 11.7

• On Oreo+, the VPN service will now create a temporary minimal foreground notification at the start of its onCreate, in order to prevent devices with slow IO from hitting a timeout during startup. This is not overridable.
• Settings updates reported through SpeedifyHandler are now debounced, to avoid a flurry or reports when changing multiple settings in a row.
• OnLastDisconnectEvent will now be called automatically after a disconnect event is recorded, instead of only after calling refreshLastDisconnectEvent.
• API Compatibility Changes
  • SpeedifyHandler
    • If you are overriding UpdateForegroundNotification to provide your own custom foreground notificaiton, you must now use a notification ID of SpeedifyHandler.SPEEDIFY_FOREGROUND_NOTIFICATION_ID to replace the aforementioned temporary minimal foreground notification. The notification channel used is SpeedifyHandler.SPEEDIFY_FOREGROUND_CHANNEL_ID.

Speedify SDK for Android 11.6

• Full compatibility with Android 12 (S). Speedify SDK's targetSdkVersion is now 31.
• LogGeneration is now thread-safe.
• Separate default notification string for Connected state with server text to new SPEEDIFY_NOTIFICATION_STATE_CONNECTED_SERVER string.

Speedify SDK for Android 11.5.1

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 11.5

• New StreamStats field health, giving an indication of how well the stream is performing.
• New StreamingStats fields:
  • badLoss
  • badLatency
  • badMemory
• New ConnectionStats fields:
  • jitterMs
  • mos
• New stream test for testing supported video streaming capability, started via startStreamTest
• New SpeedTestResultData fields:
  • testType
  • resolution
  • fps
  • jitter
  • latency
  • loss
• Deprecations
  • Versions of the SpeedifySDK constructor using ports are now deprecated. Use the port-less versions instead to avoid port conflicts.

Speedify SDK for Android 11.4

• Compatibility with devices running Android 12.
• Fix type on lossReceive and lossSend to be doubles.

Speedify SDK for Android 11.3

• When using a local-proxy-only VPN by calling connectProxy and using default DNS server settings, or setting an empty DNS server list via setDNSServers with an empty list, the DNS servers of the other physical connections will be used instead of setting an explicit DNS server over the VPN connection.
• DisconnectEvent objects have 2 new fields: sessionEnd and sessionLength

Speedify SDK for Android 11.2.3

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 11.2.2

• WebsocketAutoConfig provides access to the local-only IP address and port sed for interprocess communication when not explicitly specifying a port.

Speedify SDK for Android 11.2.1

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 11.2

• Full IPv6 support through the tunnel, including firewall and local proxy.
  • setLocalProxyIPv6 added.
• The ILogCompleteCallback handler in log generation calls may now be passed in separately from the Activity/Context.
  • generateLogs(Context,ILogCompleteCallback)
  • generateLogs(Context,ILogCompleteCallback,String)
  • shareLogs(Activity,ILogCompleteCallback)
  • shareLogs(Activity,ILogCompleteCallback,String,String,String,String)
• Deprecations
  • SpeedifyHandler.OnLockedSetting(String) has been deprecated. Use OnLockedSetting(String,SettingsLockReason).

Speedify SDK for Android 11.1.1

• The default service notification now uses a MessagingStyle style on Xiaomi devices running Nougat and higher to avoid a crash in MIUI.

Speedify SDK for Android 11.1

• AUTO transport mode now automatically scales the number of tcp sockets it uses, providing better performance.
• It is now possible to receive SDK callback methods of SpeedifyHandler from the background process (:vpnservice), in addition to the main process. To enable this, set EnableSDKHandlerFromBackground to true prior to initializing the SDK.
• Application packages can now be specified to use the local proxy, via setLocalProxyPackages and proxiedPackages the member in setLocalProxyDomainWatchlist.
• Deprecations
  • UuidProvider.GetUuid()/UuidProvider.GetUuid(UuidHandler) - These methods now take a context, so that they may be called prior to initialization of a SpeedifySDK object. Use GetUuid(Context)/GetUuid(Context,UuidHandler)

Speedify SDK for Android 11.0.1

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 11.0

• New simple speed test. This runs an iPerf3 speed test for 10 seconds in both directions over the VPN tunnel. Use startSpeedTest to initiate a new test. Results are provided via OnSpeedTestResults. Results of prior tests can be retrieved with refreshSpeedTestResults.
• The fileName arguments for shareLogs and generateLogs now support absolute paths. If required, you must request write permission to this path prior to calling.

Speedify SDK for Android 10.9.5

• Corrected documentation of units on totalBps, sendBps, and receiveBps to be bits per second.
• Corrected documentation of units on sendEstimateMbps and receiveEstimateMbps to be megabits per second.
• Updated documentation of units on mbpsDownBenefit and mbpsUpBenefit to specify megabits per second.
• New experimental com.speedify.speedifysdk.Types.TransportMode#MULTITCP transport mode, using multiple TCP sockets over connections to increase bandwidth. com.speedify.speedifysdk.Types.ConnectionStats#numberOfSockets shows how many sockets are in use.

Speedify SDK for Android 10.9.1

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 10.9

• Corrected documentation on OVERLIMIT state.
• Support for custom StreamingSettings. These can be set via setStreamingDomains, setStreamingIPv4, setStreamingIPv6, and setStreamingPorts. Use refreshStreamingSettings to pull current settings.
• New OVERQUOTA disconnect reason.
• Speed test calls have been removed.
• Corrected sendBps and receiveBps on to be in bits per second, matching totalBps.

Speedify SDK for Android 10.8.1

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 10.8

• The language used for error messages can now be set with setLanguage. This takes a 2-character ISO language code. Supported languages include 'en', 'ar, 'de', 'es', 'fr', 'pt', 'ro', 'ru', 'tr', 'zh'.

Speedify SDK for Android 10.7.1

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 10.7

• Header compression now defaults to on.
• Disconnect Reasons have been expanded to include DNSTIMEOUT and TUNNELTIMEOUT.
• The default behavior of removing running services on task swipe when disconnect may be stopped via setNeverExitOnSwipe. Services may be manually stopped with ForceExit.

Speedify SDK for Android 10.6

• Calling logout will now reset your connect method to CLOSEST.
• Header compression can be enabled via setHeaderCompression. Currently support extends to IPv4, UDP, and partial TCP (ports only).
• New portless SpeedifySDK constructor methods
  • SpeedifySDK(Context,String)
  • SpeedifySDK(Context,String,ISpeedifyHandler)
  • The above SDK constructors, lacking the port argument, allows the Speedify SDK to automatically choose an internal endpoint based on the installed package's uid that is unique from any other application using the Speedify SDK.
  • Android Work Profile and Samsung Secure Folder are now supported with no additional work when using one of the above SDK constructors.
  • The SDK constructor calls with port arguments will continue to construct the internal endpoint at 127.0.0.1:port

Speedify SDK for Android 10.5

• Speedify SDK now supports a centralized OAuth gateway for authentication. Setup the gateway URI with setDirectoryGatewayURI before logging in with loginOAuth.
• Log settings in the daemon service are now configurable through setDaemonLogSettings.
• You can now generate a log zip without triggering a share dialog with generateLogs. The resulting zip file will be placed in a folder named logs under your application's files directory.
• Log files and generated log zips may be deleted with eraseAllLogFiles. Note that the current active log file is not erased.
• Credentials, like oauth tokens and passwords, can be restricted from being saved locally using setDoNotStoreCredentials. Note that you will have to manually call a login method on every new SDK daemon run.
• API Compatibility Changes
  • ILogCompleteCallback's logComplete callback now takes a boolean indicating successful log generation.
  • loginOauth has been changed to loginOAuth.
• Deprecations
  • OnDirectoryDomain(String,boolean) has been deprecated. Use OnDirectorySettings.
  • refreshDirectoryDomain has been deprecated. Use refreshDirectorySettings.
  • setCrashReporting/crashReports - Crash reporting has been removed from the SDK for several releases.

Speedify SDK for Android 10.4.1

• No new features. This is a stability release.

Speedify SDK for Android 10.4

• Proxy Mode - You may not start a local-proxy-only VPN by calling connectProxy. All traffic through the VPN will be sent out via the Local Proxy over the default network interface.
• You can now disable ESNI in directory and speed server requests with setESNIEnabled if your custom directory server does not support ESNI.
• Android Always-On VPN support may now be disabled. See Disable Always-On Support for details.
• Disconnect Events
  • To track reboot and upgrade disconnect events, see Tracking Disconnect Events.
  • The reason for the last disconnect may be queried via refreshLastDisconnectEvent.
• Deprecations
  • OnServiceRestart(State,boolean) has been deprecated. Use OnServiceRestart(State,RestartReason)
  • OnDirectoryDomain(String) has been deprecated. Use OnDirectoryDomain(String,boolean)

Speedify SDK for Android 10.3.1

• No new features. This is a stability and performance release.

Speedify SDK for Android 10.3

• No new features. This is a stability and performance release.

Speedify SDK for Android 10.2

• API Compatibility Changes
  • Types.ProxyMatchMode
    • WHITELIST and BLACKLIST have been renamed to ALLOWLIST and DENYLIST.
  • Types.FirewallMode
    • WHITELIST and BLACKLIST have been renamed to ALLOWLIST and DENYLIST.

Speedify SDK for Android 10.1

• The VPN's metered status now reflects underlying interfaces used.

Speedify SDK for Android 10.0.1

• No new features. This is a stability and performance release.

Speedify SDK for Android 10.0

• New Session Stats API
  • The named time period members (current, day, week, month, total) are removed in favor of custom time periods. The periods member now contains a list of all requested time periods. Use the period member of SessionStats to identify the period the stats are for.
  • Use enableStatUpdates to specify wanted time periods.
• Session Stats now include StreamingSessionStats for each period.
• Create VPN Profile without starting VPN
  • You can now create the Android VPN Profile without connecting to a speed server first. Use hasVPNPermission to check if VPN permission has already been granted and initializeVPNPermission to request it.
• API Compatibility Changes
  • SpeedifySDK
    • enableConnectionStatUpdates is deprecated. Use enableStatUpdates instead.
  • SessionStatPeriods
    • The named time period members (current, day, week, month, total) are removed in favor of custom time periods. The periods member now contains a list of all requested time periods. Use the period member of SessionStats to identify the period the stats are for.
  • StreamingStats
    • Stats on total streams and events have been moved in to StreamingSessionStats available in SessionStats
• Deprecation removals - Longtime methods marked as Deprecated have been removed
  • SpeedifyHandler
    • The single stats object version of OnSessionStats has been removed.
  • Types.AdapterData
    • connectedNetworkBSSID has been removed.

Speedify SDK for Android 9.9

• The Local Proxy API now supports matching by TCP and UDP port: setLocalProxyPorts.

Speedify SDK for Android 9.8

• Multicast Support - Receiving multicast packets while the VPN is connected has been restricted by the VPN not allowing apps to send/receive traffic around the VPN. This is the default VPN behavior on Android, and is the most secure setting. If you need multicast support, you can allow apps to communicate around the VPN by setting SpeedifySDK.setAllowTunnelBypass. Note that this opens up all apps to be able to create sockets that bypass the VPN, thus decreasing security.
• setVendorUserData can be used to provide a string of user data for an account.
• New StreamingStats fields: (these are now under StreamingSessionStats as of 10.0)
  • totalRedundantModeSaves
  • totalSpeedModeSaves
  • totalStreams
  • uniqueSaves
• New StreamStats fields:
  • groupId
  • downloadSpeed
  • averageUploadSpeed
  • averageDownloadSpeed
  • redundantModeSaves
  • speedModeSaves
  • name
  • The dependency on legacy-support-v4 has been reduced in scope to androidx.core, version 1.2.0.
• API Compatibility Changes
  • LocalBroadcastHelper - To remove dependency on a deprecated Google library, this has been rewritten from scratch and now works in conjunction with PooledBroadcastReceiver. Messages are delivered on pooled background threads.
    • register - No longer takes a context. Takes a PooledBroadcastReceiver instead of a BroadcastReceiver.
    • unregister - No longer takes a context. Takes a PooledBroadcastReceiver instead of a BroadcastReceiver.

Speedify SDK for Android 9.7

• No new features. This is a stability and performance release.

Speedify SDK for Android 9.6

• Speedify has a new Streaming Mode to better support video streamers. This can be set via setMode with STREAMING. Statistics on individual streams are available from refreshStreamingStats, and are provided once per second when enabling enableConnectionStatUpdates.

Speedify SDK for Android 9.5

• Session stats in OnSessionStats are now tracked over multiple time periods, including current session, last day, last week, last month, and total.
• API Compatibility Changes
  • ISpeedifyHandler
    • OnSessionStats now passes in a SessionStatPeriods object instead of a SessionStats to accommodate stats over various time periods.

Speedify SDK for Android 9.4

• Connect at boot is now supported via a boot handler and setStartupConnect. Use setConnectMethodAuto/setConnectMethodCountry/setConnectMethodCity/setConnectMethodServer to control how servers are chosen at boot.
• Killswitch functionality has been added to Speedify for Android. Enable the option via setKillswitch and implement a boot handler to initialize the killswitch at device startup.
• setEnableDefaultRoute can be used to disable Speedify from obtaining the default route and handling all Internet traffic.
• API Compatibility Changes
  • LocalProxyDomainWatchlistItem
    • domains - The domains list has been split in to separate watchedDomains and proxiedDomains lists.
  • shareLogs
    • Now takes a fileName argument to control the name of the generated log zip file.

Speedify SDK for Android 9.3

• OnCaptivePortals callbacks when captive portals are detected.
• The Firewall API now supports filtering by IPv6: setFirewallIPv6. ICMP and other protocols are now also blockable by domain and IP.
• The Local Proxy API now supports Domain Watchlists. Watchlists are lists of domains grouped by the service they represent, configurable via setLocalProxyDomainWatchlist. When an attempt to access a watched domain is seen, OnLocalProxyDomainWatchlistHit is triggered. setLocalProxyDomainWatchlistEnable can then be used to enable that service's domains to be sent through the local proxy instead of the VPN.

Speedify SDK for Android 9.2

• The Firewall API is used to block traffic over the VPN tunnel.
  • setFirewallMode
  • setFirewallDomains
  • setFirewallIPv4
  • setFirewallPorts
• Speedify SDK can now be configured to send certain domains and IP addresses around the VPN and straight out the local network.
  • setLocalProxyEnabled
  • setLocalProxyMatchMode
  • setLocalProxyDomains
  • setLocalProxyIPv4
• Speedify SDK provides setLocalVendorSettings for saving a custom JSON object for later consumption.
• The dependency on play-services-ads has been reduced in scope to play-services-ads-identifier, version 17.0.0.
• Deprecation removals - Longtime methods marked as Deprecated have been removed
  • SpeedifyHandler
    • OnServiceRestart() - use OnServiceRestart
    • OnNewAdapter(String) - use OnNewAdapter
    • OnAdapterOverlimit(String,AdapterUsageData) - use OnAdapterOverlimit
  • SpeedifySDK
    • setDirectoryURL(String) - use setDirectoryDomain
    • resetDirectoryURL() - use resetDirectoryDomain

Speedify SDK for Android 9.0

• API Compatibility Changes
  • ConnectionStats
    • protocol is now of type TransportMode
  • TransportMode
    • WEBSOCKET has been removed. HTTPS now serves the same purpose.

Speedify SDK for Android 8.2

• Port forwarding has been added. Call setForwardPorts to forward ports on a dedicated server to the client device.

Speedify SDK for Android 8.1

• Speedify SDK now depends on Android SDK 29 (Q) for compatibility with Android 10's new security changes.
• The Android SDK (compileSdkVersion) and build tools versions used for Speedify SDK are now 29 and 29.0.0, respectively, and targetSdkVersion is also 29.
• CrashlyticsIntegrationEnabled now defaults to false
• ISpeedifyHandler.OnServiceInternetPermissionError has been removed.
• WifiHelper has been removed.

Speedify SDK for Android 8.0.2

• setExcludeDefaultPrivateIPRanges can be set to false to allow private IP ranges to be routed over the tunnel.

Speedify SDK for Android 8.0

• API Compatibility Changes
  • ConnectionStats
    • sendEstimateMbps and receiveEstimateMbps are now doubles

Speedify SDK for Android 7.8.2

• App Usage reports have been removed. This removes the following APIs:
  • SpeedifySDK
    • refreshAppUsage
  • ISpeedifyHandler
    • OnAppUsage
  • Types
    • AppUsage

Speedify SDK for Android 7.6.1

• Set other apps to not use the VPN with setNonVPNApplications

Speedify SDK for Android 7.5

• The Speedify SDK will not automatically reconnect if the VPN was terminated abnormally while in a connected state. Override OnServiceRestart to stop this behavior.
• OnNewAdapter now has a NetworkType argument.
• refreshDirectoryDomain can be used to get the current directory domain via OnDirectoryDomain.
• OnConnectedServer now sends a ServerInformationDetailed object with more information on the connect server..
• API Compatibility Changes
  • SpeedifySDK
    • setDirectoryURL -> setDirectoryDomain
    • resetDirectoryURL -> resetDirectoryDomain
  • ISpeedifyHandler
    • OnAdapterOverlimit -> OnAdapterOverlimit
• Deprecation removals - Longtime methods marked as Deprecated have been removed
  • ISpeedifyHandler
    • OnLoginError(String message) - use OnLoginError
    • OnConnectError(String message) - use OnConnectError
  • SpeedifySDK
    • setUserUniqueID(String uniqueID) - use loginAutoAccount

Speedify SDK for Android 7.4

• You can now set DNS servers used by the VPN via setDNSServers

Speedify SDK for Android 7.2.4

• The Android Support library is now using AndroidX 1.0.0 and Play Services is now 17.1.2. Any dependencies in your own app should be updated to those versions as well to avoid conflicts between different versions of the Google libraries.

Speedify SDK for Android 7.2

• The Android SDK (compileSdkVersion) and build tools versions used for Speedify SDK are now 28 and 28.0.2, respectively, and targetSdkVersion is also 28.
• The Google libraries the SDK depends on have been updated to Support 28.0.0 and Play Services 16.0.0. Any dependencies in your own app should be updated to those versions as well to avoid conflicts between different versions of the Google libraries.
• Android SDK 28 when running on Android 9 (Pie) disables all cleartext traffic (unsecured, ie: HTTP, WS) by default. As a result, Speedify SDK now specifies a default networkSecurityConfig for the application which disabled all cleartext traffic except that which goes to 127.0.0.1. If you need to enable more cleartext traffic, provide your own networkSecurityConfig that also allows cleartext traffic to 127.0.0.1.

Speedify SDK for Android 7.1.3

• Add the 'google()' repository to your 'allprojects' dependencies in your project's build.gradle

Speedify SDK for Android 7.0

• ConnectionStats now shows download and upload speeds, as well as download and upload maximum speed estimates for connections.
• The Android SDK (compileSdkVersion) and build tools versions used for Speedify SDK are now 27 and 27.0.3, respectively, and targetSdkVersion is also 27.
• The Google libraries the SDK depends on have been updated to Support 27.0.2 and Play Services 15.0.1. Any dependencies in your own app should be updated to those versions as well to avoid conflicts between different versions of the Google libraries.

Speedify SDK for Android 6.3.6

• API Compatibility Changes
  • SpeedifySDK
    • SpeedifySDK.setOptimizationReporting has been removed.

Speedify SDK for Android 6.3.4

• com.speedify.speedifysdk.SpeedifySDK#loginOAuth - When using your own directory server that supports it, OAuth access tokens can be used to authenticate a user. It is the application's responsibility to refresh their access token if a login or connect error of type TOKEN_EXPIRED is returned.
• API Compatibility Changes
  • SpeedifySDK
    • Previous SDK version incorrectly described the overlfow threshold as being in bits per second. This is actually in megabits per second. The documentation on setOverflowThreshold and overflowThreshold have been updated to reflect this.

Speedify SDK for Android 6.3

• Crash and optimization reporting can be controlled via SpeedifySDK.setCrashReporting and SpeedifySDK.setOptimizationReporting
• Encryption key used on optimization reports can be set via SpeedifySDK.setReportingEncryptionKey

Speedify SDK for Android 6.2

• Log files can be generated via adb by running the following command with your APK's package name : adb shell am start -a your.package.name.speedifysdk.sharelogs

Speedify SDK for Android 6.1

• com.speedify.speedifysdk.LogGeneration - Creates a zip file of all Speedify SDK logs and shares it via an Android Share dialog.
• com.speedify.speedifysdk.NotificationHelper - Manages notifications and their associated channels.
• SpeedifySDK.loginAutoAccount - Log in with an automatically generated account. This takes over for setUserUniqueID.
• AccountingData / OnAccountingData - Obtain information about the account being used.
• Application Stats : Speedify SDK tracks data usage by app. Call refreshAppUsage enable application stats reports via OnAppUsage reports.
• Android KitKat (4.4) is no longer supported. The minimum supported Android version is now Lollipop (5.0). As such, minSdkVersion in your build.gradle needs to be atleast 21
• The Android SDK (compileSdkVersion) and build tools versions used for Speedify SDK are now 26 and 26.0.2, respectively, and targetSdkVersion is also 26.
• The Google libraries the SDK depends on have been updated to Support 26.1.0 and Play Services 11.8.0. Any dependencies in your own app should be updated to those versions as well to avoid conflicts between different versions of the Google libraries.
• If you were previously providing your own UpdateForegroundNotification implementation, note that on Oreo and newer it is now required to call service.startForeground to show a foreground notification. Failing to do this will cause the service to be killed by Android.
• API Compatibility Changes
  • SpeedifySDK
    • SpeedifySDK.setUserUniqueID has been deprecated in favor of loginAutoAccount. setUserUniqueID remains in place, and simply calls loginAutoAccount internally to preserve compatibility.

Speedify SDK for Android 6.0

• com.speedify.speedifysdk.UuidProvider - Obtain the device's unique ID.
• SpeedifySDK.setAdapterOverlimitRatelimit - Control behavior of an adapter when it reaches it's data limit.
• The Google maven repository is now required for building. Add it to your build.gradle repositories :

        repositories {
          ...
          maven { url 'https://maven.google.com' }
        }

• API Compatibility Changes
  • ISpeedifyHandler
    • OnLoginError(String) -> OnLoginError(String,ErrorType) : The default SpeedifyHandler implementation provides an OnLoginError(String) for compatibility
    • OnConnectError(String) -> OnConnectError(String,ErrorType) : The default SpeedifyHandler implementation provides an OnConnectError(String) for compatibility