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An ad can share a domain with the page you want. DNS filtering acts on domain lookups; it cannot selectively remove each page element. Some ads may remain.
lisar.io/articles/dns...
AI-generated illustration.
Conceptual Lisar illustration: “One domain. Mixed content.” The example.com hostname branches to a Content panel with an article and an Ad panel with a shoe. Footer: “DNS filters domains, not page elements.” AI-generated; not an app screenshot.
October 2, 2026 at 9:11 AM
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Same IP, different city labels? Compare the observed address first, then the estimate. Note IPv4 vs IPv6. City labels alone do not establish VPN failure or privacy.
lisar.io/articles/vpn...
AI illustration.
Conceptual illustration headed Same IP. Different city labels. A shared IP tile branches into two lookup cards with different city scenes and location pins. Footer: Compare the address first. Lisar Connect, lisar.io. AI-generated illustration, not a live test result.
October 1, 2026 at 8:16 AM
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Same profile. New environment.

After an OS update, record the OS/client versions, last successful connection and first failing stage. An unchanged profile does not mean an unchanged device environment.

lisar.io/articles/os-...
Conceptual illustration with the headline “Same profile. New environment.” Three layers labeled OS, CLIENT and PROFILE float above a laptop, with an update arrow around the OS layer. Footer: “Record the version. Check what changed.” Lisar Connect, lisar.io. Created with AI.
September 29, 2026 at 8:50 AM
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Still on Connecting? Record how long it lasts and the status that follows. The label alone cannot identify the cause. Check ordinary internet access, then compare one allowed condition.
lisar.io/articles/vpn...
AI-generated illustration.
On an ivory background, navy text reads Still connecting? Watch the next status. An abstract phone shows an incomplete progress ring and Connecting. A stopwatch and three blank status tiles illustrate recording the duration and next message. Lisar Connect appears below. AI-generated conceptual illustration, not a real app screen.
September 27, 2026 at 8:30 AM
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Lisar Connect for Android is now on Google Play. Sign in, choose your Lisar profile, and connect after reviewing the VPN permission.

Get the app: play.google.com/store/apps/d...
Blue Lisar Connect graphic showing the Android connection screen beside the companion web panel. Service plans and plan-dependent GeoDNS, DNS AdBlock and Custom Exit options are shown. Android v1 has no in-app purchases.
September 23, 2026 at 5:14 AM
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Ready for the second step? Before travel, check your account's verification methods and supported backup options. VPN connectivity does not replace 2FA. Use the service's own recovery process if a method is unavailable.
lisar.io/articles/vpn...
On an ivory background, navy text reads Ready for the second step? and Check your sign-in methods before you travel. A teal travel pouch stands behind a phone with a key symbol, a small security key and a sealed envelope. Lisar Connect appears below. AI-generated conceptual illustration; no real codes or account details.
September 22, 2026 at 8:51 AM
mashstars.bsky.social
I'm just saying that if you think about naming conventions with LiDAR, L-band SAR should really be L-band Infrared Synthetic Aperture Radar (LISAR). Not for scientific reasons, but P-band would be really funny then.
September 21, 2026 at 11:51 AM
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Look-alike VPN profiles? Check source, import date, and assignment before connecting. A familiar name alone does not identify the intended entry. If uncertain, ask the access owner.
lisar.io/articles/mul...
On an ivory background, navy text reads “Similar names. Different profiles.” and “Check source, date, and assignment.” Three similar profile cards overlap. The front card has a navy border, a teal person icon, and checked labels Source, Date, and Assigned to you. A small Lisar wordmark sits below.
September 21, 2026 at 8:28 AM
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Active profile, disconnected device? Both can be true. Check profile status in the Lisar Panel and current connection status in the VPN client. Record the device, network and time before changing settings.

lisar.io/articles/vpn...
On an ivory background, the headline reads “Active profile. Disconnected device.” and “Two statuses. Two different questions.” A translucent account card with a teal indicator is labeled “Panel: Active”. Beside it, a phone with an amber disconnected symbol is labeled “Device: Disconnected”. A dotted divider separates them. Lisar appears below.
September 20, 2026 at 8:22 AM
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Need access to an internal tool? Name the resource and its owner. Confirm the required identity, device and access rules. A working VPN connection alone does not grant entry.

lisar.io/articles/rem...
On an off-white background, navy text reads “A connection is not an access grant.” and “Name the resource. Ask its owner.” A person holding a laptop stands on a teal path leading to a closed office door. A separate hand holds an access badge beside the door. Lisar appears at the bottom.
September 13, 2026 at 10:09 AM
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A VPN permission prompt is a checkpoint: did you start setup, is this the intended app, and is the profile from the expected source? Follow device policy. Then verify connection status separately.

lisar.io/articles/vpn...
On an off-white background, navy text reads “Before you allow a VPN” and “Check the app. Confirm the source.” A phone carries a translucent question-mark permission panel. A magnifying glass examines an app tile on the left; a document in a folder sits on the right. Thin lines connect both to the panel. Lisar appears at the bottom.
September 11, 2026 at 9:47 AM
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DNS caches can expire at different times. An old result alone does not prove your change failed. Confirm the setting, allow time, then compare in a fresh context.

lisar.io/articles/dns...
On an off-white background, the headline reads DNS changes can take time. Four translucent blue and teal cards labeled Browser, Device, Router and Resolver each show a different partially filled time dial and a document icon. A navy Lisar wordmark is below.
September 10, 2026 at 10:35 AM
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A VPN profile can carry sensitive setup information. Before asking for help, share the symptom and client version; review screenshots for private details. Keep the profile file out of public replies.

lisar.io/articles/vpn...
On an off-white background, the headline reads: Share the symptom. Keep the profile private. A warning-and-status card points toward a support bubble, while an .ovpn file remains in a folder on a laptop. A navy Lisar wordmark appears below.
September 9, 2026 at 9:42 AM
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OpenVPN import trouble? Did the profile appear?

Yes: troubleshoot the connection stage.
No: check the file, download, client, permissions, then network.

lisar.io/articles/ope...
A dark navy technical illustration shows a profile card passing through a cyan import gateway into a saved client profile, while an amber branch routes a stopped import through file, client-permission, and network checks; the Lisar logo appears at lower left.
August 27, 2026 at 5:53 AM
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Shared exit ≠ shared profiles. Eligible Lisar plans/reviewed setups can use Custom Exit for more consistent team routing; each person keeps a profile. lisar.io/articles/cus...
A dark navy network illustration shows three separate devices with blue, green, and amber encrypted paths converging at one routing gateway before continuing outward as a single blue route.
August 26, 2026 at 5:32 AM
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The .ovpn file isn't an installer—it's the profile OpenVPN Connect imports. Lisar's flow: Upload File → import/save → connect.

lisar.io/articles/ope...
Dark navy illustration beneath the headline “THE FILE IS THE PROFILE,” showing a .OVPN file passing through a cyan-lit import aperture and emerging as a saved connection module on a glowing network path, with the Lisar logo at lower left.
August 22, 2026 at 5:29 AM
ligiaalmeida.bsky.social
Vou anal lisar
August 21, 2026 at 10:09 PM
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Per-person VPN setup simplifies offboarding: remove access properly, clear returned-device profile files, and update records—without sharing setup material.

lisar.io/articles/vpn...
Dark navy illustration beneath the headline “Clean offboarding starts at onboarding,” showing five cyan-lit access rails marked with person icons; a hand withdraws one rail while four remain docked, with the Lisar logo at lower left.
August 13, 2026 at 11:59 AM
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Four details help identify a VPN profile: owner or role, device, purpose, and revision. Keep secrets out of filenames. Checklist: lisar.io/articles/vpn... #VPN #TeamOps
Lisar-branded card showing an organized stack of abstract profile-file cards with colored index tabs and a checkmark, illustrating a clear VPN profile naming pattern.
August 7, 2026 at 12:38 PM
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VPN connected but the map still shows your real area? That is expected. A VPN can change the public IP; GPS and Wi-Fi still tell your device where it is. lisar.io/articles/vpn...
Lisar Connect networking insight card on a dark navy background. Label: NETWORKING INSIGHT. Headline: A map pin is not a VPN test. Below it, two panels separated by a not-equal sign: on the left, a shield marked VPN linked to a server and a globe above a laptop showing a location pin, captioned PUBLIC IP; on the right, satellite, Wi-Fi, and cell-tower icons with dotted lines converging on a map pin, captioned DEVICE LOCATION. Supporting line: A VPN can change the public IP for covered traffic. GPS, Wi-Fi, and mobile signals still tell your device where it is. Lisar logo and lisar.io at the bottom right.
August 4, 2026 at 11:27 AM
felicitriste.bsky.social
neologismos
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August 2, 2026 at 4:22 PM
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Printer or NAS missing while the VPN is connected? They sit on your local network — a different layer from internet traffic. lisar.io/articles/vpn...
Lisar Connect troubleshooting insight card. Headline: Local devices aren’t internet traffic. Supporting line: Printers, NAS, and casting sit on your local network — a different layer from the internet. Lisar Connect branding with lisar.io.
August 1, 2026 at 5:13 AM
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After an OS update, a VPN profile can behave differently even though the file is identical. Compare before and after first. lisar.io/articles/os-... #VPN
Lisar Connect troubleshooting insight card with the headline "The profile didn't change. The system did." and a supporting line explaining that after an OS update you should check permissions, client version, and network behavior before replacing a VPN profile.
July 26, 2026 at 6:10 AM
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Your plan's speed info is a spec; real speed is a range set by device, network, path, and service — not a fixed number: lisar.io/articles/vpn... #VPN #Lisar
Lisar Connect insight card titled "Speed Is a Range, Not a Number," explaining that a VPN plan's speed information is a specification while real-world speed is a range shaped by device, local network, network path, and the service being used, with Lisar Connect and lisar.io branding.
July 25, 2026 at 4:21 AM