In this section of the Gain Flexibility & Increase Privacy with WireGuard VPN mini-course, we are going to be configuring WireGuard VPN on an Android device.

This is what it looks like:

This is a continuation of my free “mini-course” called Gain Flexibility & Increase Privacy with WireGuard VPN. Start there if you are new to WireGuard.

What you’ll achieve

• We will have our iPhone client connecting to our WireGuard VPN server

This is what it looks like:

If you have been following along on my Gain Flexibility & Increase Privacy with WireGuard VPN “mini-course”, you’ll notice that there are a few areas that we need apply configurations in order for our devices to get connected.

Typing all of this in manually on mobile can be a massive pain, especially if you are supporting a remote device for a user.

QR Codes to the rescue!

We can use QR codes to send VPN configuration files out. This is brilliant engineering on WireGuard’s part.

Prerequisites

• You need a working Ubuntu 20.04 WireGuard VPN Server (learn how to set that up here)
• You will need the qrencode package installed on your server

Installing the package is easy. Run this command on your SERVER:

sudo apt install qrencode

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