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Didnt even work for me, i use mullvad so if i wanted to use tailscale on my android to connect to my desktop, it wants me to disable mullvad unlike on my desktop..
I think that's because both work on Android by being a VPN, and the system can't handle doing two vpns simultaneously
Well not really but most people don’t like manually editing routing tables
You can do that? On ordinary, non-rooted Android?
Tailscale offers a paid Mullvad integration, where you can select most Mullvad servers as exit nodes. Works quite well.
Yes, I'm using it as well. It works very well on android and Linux.
Hmmm. I run PIA and Tailscale simultaneously on my devices. I did have to tinker around with the settings in PIA such as the VPN & Advanced Kill Switch. So, now Tailscale is for administrating remote servers, and PIA for everything else. DNS leak checks, etc all check out.
Yeah this was a deal-breaker for me too.