VLESS + Reality
The primary option for difficult networks when resistance to detection matters more than raw speed.
TCP · REALITYConnectivity that adapts to real networksAn open route,
An open route,
wherever you are.
GoFree does not force one configuration on everyone. It gives you several tested, secure routes so you can choose around your country, carrier and current network quality.
No browsing-history logsAuthenticator-based two-step securitySupport in Persian, Arabic, Turkish and English
Multi-protocol core
The right tool for each kind of restriction
Hiddify manages and delivers configurations; customers see clear connection modes. Each mode is tuned through real carrier testing across the region.
Hysteria2
A low-latency choice for calls, games and video where UDP is stable, with good tolerance for jitter.
UDP · QUICTUIC
A second low-latency route for mobile and volatile links, used only where UDP is available.
UDP · TLSTLS / CDN Fallback
Compatible WebSocket, gRPC and XHTTP routes for cases where a direct path is unavailable.
TLS · HTTPSWireGuard
Fast and simple for travel and less restricted networks; not the primary choice against active filtering.
UDP · WGTrojan
A broadly compatible option that blends into standard TLS-based routes.
TCP · TLSShadowTLS
A fallback for changing restricted networks, enabled only after on-network testing.
TCP · STEALTHSSH
A limited emergency option for environments where modern clients are unavailable.
TCP · SSHRegional connection profiles
One configuration does not fit everyone
Iran does not have the same needs as the UAE, Türkiye or Egypt. The starting profile follows local network behavior and the use case, then adjusts to live health data.
Iran
Detection resistance and multiple fallbacks come first. Direct UDP can be unstable or unavailable on some carriers.
United Arab Emirates
For internet calling and remote work, latency and stability matter more; local regulations must be observed.
Türkiye
The network is usually more open, but social platforms can face temporary restrictions. Fast routes with a TLS fallback are a balanced start.
Egypt
Service blocking makes HTTPS compatibility and quick switching between routes especially useful.
Afghanistan
Uneven coverage calls for disruption-tolerant, data-efficient profiles with simple client setup.
Iraq and the Gulf
Speed and stability are usually the priority; a compatible or stealth mode can take over during temporary restrictions.
These are starting recommendations, not permanent guarantees. Traffic management varies by carrier, city and time of day; final selection should use active measurements and fast route switching.
Straightforward plans
From everyday use to heavy connectivity
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GoFree Lab
Short, technical and current guides
We update the lab from network measurements, client changes and reliable sources—without pretending there is one magic setting for everyone.
Reality, Hysteria2 or WireGuard: where should you start?
A practical decision guide based on network type, UDP restrictions and your use case.
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