nthLink

Name: nthLink
Rating: 4.3 (1630 reviews)
Author: nthLink

By: nthLink App

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Overview

Version:

7.2.0

Last updated: 2026-07-20

Features & Capabilities

nthLink is a secure and private VPN extension for Chrome designed to provide private connectivity even in unreliable networks, with strong encryption to safeguard your information.

It prioritizes privacy by minimizing data collection: no sensitive data stored on devices, no traffic logs, and server logs that retain only country-level data through hashed IPs. With a focus on ease of use, nthLink delivers one-tap protection and automatic network recovery to maintain a stable connection.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Privacy & Security

By:

nthLink

Rating:

4.30

(1,630) 2 new ratings

Version:

7.2.0 Last updated: 2026-07-20

Version code:

888434802

Creation date:

2019-06-12

Compatible devices:

Size:

42.73MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-20

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 48,893 ▼ 1,258

Other rankings

#22 in links keyword 31 ▲

Other platforms

nthLink (v7.2.0)

1,910,925 4.46

(33,570)

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Developed by:

nthLink

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/nthlink/id1467297604

User Reviews

Users praise nthLink as a free, easy-to-use VPN with high bandwidth and an ad-free experience that enables global access. However, reliability is a major concern: frequent connection failures, China restrictions, and performance drops after updates. The app also lacks essential controls like server selection and a kill switch, and users report occasional lag or streaming issues. Overall, it’s appealing for quick, free access but unstable in several regions and scenarios.

Pros

Free VPN with high bandwidth
Easy to use; registration not required
Ad-free experience
Fast speeds for many users
Allows access to worldwide content and easy global communication

Cons

Frequent connection issues / unable to connect at times
Not usable in Mainland China / blocked in China
Post-update degradation and stability problems; sometimes unusable after updates
Lack of server controls (no manual server selection) and no kill switch
Occasional lag or slow performance (e.g., streaming quality)

Recent reviews

Dear nthLink Team, I write to you with heartfelt gratitude. Thank you for developing and providing such a free and open anti-censorship tool. I am equally grateful for your years of dedicated effort in advancing internet freedom and enabling users worldwide to access open information. Your work holds tremendous significance for those living in restricted network environments. During my use of nthLink, I would like to share some feedback about my user experience and propose several feature suggestions that I hope could help improve the product: First, Node Import Functionality. The connection speed when directly connecting to nthLink in my region is relatively slow and does not meet daily usage requirements. However, there are many high-speed public-benefit nodes available as resources. I suggest adding node import functionality that supports importing node configurations from applications such as Shadowrocket and V2Ray, using these fast nodes as upstream proxies. This approach would allow us to fully leverage existing quality node resources while avoiding the risks of account verification triggers and account control measures that come with direct use of public nodes. Second, Node Export and Traffic Splitting Features. I hope nthLink can support node export functionality and implement traffic splitting capabilities similar to other proxy software—specifically, avoiding routing all traffic through VPN while instead flexibly allocating traffic based on actual needs. This would significantly enhance the software's flexibility and compatibility, improve the overall user experience, and help more users in restricted network environments achieve more stable and secure connections. I sincerely hope you will seriously consider these suggestions and gradually adopt these features in future versions. Thank you again for your dedication and hard work. I look forward to hearing from you. Why is the built-in feedback unusable? I can only comment here. Sincerely,