FAQ
What is SNI spoofing and why do I need it? 
SNI spoofing replaces the actual domain with a “safe-looking” one (like bing.com) during TLS handshake to bypass domain-based restrictions. Useful when VPN access is blocked.
Does SNI spoofing work in all network environments?
Not always. Some advanced networks inspect TLS fingerprints or certificate data. SNI spoofing improves success rates but is not guaranteed.
Can SNI spoofing help save mobile data?
Some mobile carriers offer zero-rated data for specific domains (e.g., music or video apps). SNI spoofing may help you benefit from these packages.
Can I choose a custom spoofed domain?
YES.
Will SNI spoofing affect the VPN server I’m connecting to?
No. This only affects the domain name in the handshake phase. Your real traffic still goes to the selected VPN server.
What is SNI spoofing and why do I need it?
