NymVPN has released a major update to its app—version 2026.12—bringing a range of improvements aimed at increasing speed, usability, and security. Along with technical upgrades, the update includes a new pricing model that eliminates the two-year subscription option. The update reflects the company’s ongoing efforts to make its virtual private network (VPN) more accessible and effective for users around the world. Among the key upgrades is a reworked WireGuard handshake, which enhances the stability of cellular connections. This means the app is less likely to disconnect when switching from Wi-Fi to mobile data. Additionally, NymVPN has introduced a more user-friendly onboarding process to help users quickly get started with its decentralized mixnet technology, which routes internet traffic through multiple nodes to enhance privacy. One of the most noticeable changes is the addition of one-click connection options. The "Safest" setting automatically selects a server in a neighboring country, helping users avoid detection in their home jurisdiction. Users can also choose "Random" to disrupt traffic analysis or use "Favorites" and "Recents" for quick access to trusted nodes. For desktop users, the update introduces geo-exclusion alongside split tunneling, allowing more precise control over which traffic is routed through the VPN. NymVPN has also added features to help users in restricted regions stay safe. The app now includes a camouflage icon option for Android devices, letting users hide theVPN app behind a different logo. The company has also expanded language support, adding Traditional Chinese (including Hong Kong), Japanese, Italian, and Indonesian, emphasizing that being able to read the app is essential for users facing censorship. In terms of pricing, NymVPN has introduced a six-month plan at $6 per month and kept the standard monthly option at $8. The two-year plan has been discontinued, though existing subscribers will continue under their current plan until it expires, after which it will renew as a one-year plan at $4 per month. The company highlights its affordability and commitment to privacy, stating that its design ensures privacy is protected structurally, not just through promises. Future updates include QR-code support for faster setup, expanded geo-exclusion for Russia, and customizable server profiles.