Guide
VPN for banking apps on iPhone — encryption help, not bank security
A VPN can protect the path on public Wi‑Fi while you open a bank app. It does not replace the bank’s own fraud systems or Face ID.
What to know
Some banks dislike unfamiliar VPN exits and may challenge login. If that happens, disconnect VPN on trusted networks or try a nearby server — never share one-time codes.
How to use it
Use FollowNet on café Wi‑Fi for the tunnel; unlock with Face ID; if the bank blocks the exit, disconnect and retry on trusted LTE.
Limits and honest expectations
We do not help bypass bank security. If a bank forbids VPN, follow their policy.
Key points
- Use FollowNet on café Wi‑Fi for the tunnel; unlock with Face ID; if the bank blocks the exit, disconnect and retry on trusted LTE.
- We do not help bypass bank security. If a bank forbids VPN, follow their policy.
- Free includes a weekly traffic allowance
- Current plan details always appear in the app
FAQ
What is the main benefit?
A VPN can protect the path on public Wi‑Fi while you open a bank app. It does not replace the bank’s own fraud systems or Face ID.
How do I start?
Use FollowNet on café Wi‑Fi for the tunnel; unlock with Face ID; if the bank blocks the exit, disconnect and retry on trusted LTE.
What are the limits?
We do not help bypass bank security. If a bank forbids VPN, follow their policy.
How does Free work?
Free includes a weekly traffic allowance. Current plan details always appear in the app