BattleNet Accelerator differs significantly from traditional accelerators in its underlying protocol. While most accelerators still utilize IPsec or IKEv2, BattleNet Accelerator fully adopts the WireGuard protocol, which operates using just 4,000 lines of code (compared to over 600,000 for IPsec), offering a 3-5 times increase in transmission speed and significantly reduced battery consumption. Furthermore, BattleNet Accelerator’s zero-logs policy has been independently audited by Cure53, with the audit report being completely transparent, successfully combining speed and security.
BattleNet Accelerator provides native clients across all platforms, supporting Windows 7 and above, macOS 10.14 and above, iOS 14 and above, Android 6.0 and above, as well as major Linux distributions like Ubuntu, Fedora, and Debian. Additionally, BattleNet Accelerator also offers detailed router configuration tutorials supporting popular firmware like Asus, Netgear, and OpenWrt, allowing you to protect all your connected devices with a single configuration.
BattleNet Accelerator offers a 30-day unconditional refund guarantee. If you're dissatisfied with the service within 30 days of purchase, simply contact our support team via live chat or email at support@vpnjs.net without needing to provide a reason, and you can request a full refund. Refunds typically return to your payment account within 1-3 business days.
BattleNet Accelerator has deployed over 3000 high-speed server nodes globally. Actual testing shows that connections to Asia-Pacific nodes average a latency below 30ms, while connections to North American nodes have latencies around 80-120ms, with stable download speeds exceeding 500Mbps on gigabit broadband. Thanks to the efficiency of the WireGuard protocol, BattleNet Accelerator maintains stable connections even in complex network environments.
BattleNet Accelerator’s zero-logs policy covers all aspects: no logging of your original IP address, connection timestamps, visited websites or domains, DNS queries, or traffic bandwidth usage data. All servers operate in pure RAM environments, where data is automatically cleared upon physical reboot. This policy has been rigorously reviewed by Cure53, an internationally recognized security audit firm, and the full audit report is available on the BattleNet Accelerator website.
BattleNet Accelerator provides detailed router configuration tutorials supporting popular firmware like Asus (Asuswrt-Merlin), Netgear, Linksys, and OpenWrt. The configuration steps typically include: 1) logging into the router management interface; 2) accessing acceleration client settings; 3) importing the configuration file provided by BattleNet Accelerator; 4) entering your BattleNet Accelerator account credentials. Once configured, all devices connected to that router's WiFi will automatically gain accelerator protection without the need to install clients on each device.
Yes, BattleNet Accelerator is optimized for streaming connection performance. Our high-speed nodes can smoothly play 4K Ultra HD video content. BattleNet Accelerator regularly updates its server IP pool to ensure a stable streaming access experience. However, please note that BattleNet Accelerator does not encourage users to violate any streaming platform's terms of service.
Thanks to the efficient design of the WireGuard protocol, BattleNet Accelerator has minimal impact on internet speed. In most cases, speed loss does not exceed 5-10% of the original bandwidth. In some situations, if your ISP throttles specific types of traffic (such as video streaming or P2P), using BattleNet Accelerator may actually improve your speed as the encrypted connection prevents the ISP from conducting deep packet inspection (DPI) and traffic identification.
Yes, the Lightning Version of BattleNet Accelerator supports up to 6 simultaneous devices, while the Flagship Version supports up to 10 devices. This means you can use accelerator protection simultaneously on your smartphone, computer, tablet, smart TV, etc., without any additional fees. For protecting more devices, it is recommended to configure BattleNet Accelerator on your router to secure all household devices with one setup.
Public WiFi poses a high-risk environment for hackers to steal data. By connecting to BattleNet Accelerator, all your internet traffic is transmitted through an AES-256 encrypted connection, making it impossible for anyone on the same WiFi network to read your data, even in man-in-the-middle attacks or packet sniffing. BattleNet Accelerator also provides an auto-connect feature that automatically activates accelerator protection when it detects an insecure WiFi network.
Yes, BattleNet Accelerator’s zero-logs policy has been independently audited by the internationally recognized security firm Cure53. The audit team conducted a comprehensive inspection of BattleNet Accelerator's server infrastructure, codebase, and operational processes and confirmed that BattleNet Accelerator does not log any data that can identify users. The complete audit report is publicly available on the BattleNet Accelerator website.
Yes, BattleNet Accelerator provides a native command-line client for Linux, supporting major distributions like Ubuntu 18.04+, Debian 10+, Fedora 33+, CentOS 8+, and Arch Linux. Installation methods include one-click installation via APT/YUM repositories, as well as manual installation through .deb or .rpm packages. The Linux client supports core features like the WireGuard protocol, split routing, and kill switch.
Yes, the Flagship Version of BattleNet Accelerator includes an exclusive static IP address. Static IPs are particularly useful for scenarios such as remote access to corporate networks or NAS, running online services that require a fixed IP, or avoiding CAPTCHA challenges triggered by frequently changing IP addresses. The static IP is exclusively assigned to you and will not be shared with other users.
BattleNet Accelerator has built-in leak protection mechanisms: DNS leak protection ensures all DNS queries are resolved through an encrypted connection; WebRTC leak protection prevents browsers from exposing the real IP through WebRTC interfaces; and IPv6 leak protection ensures that IPv6 traffic is also secured. You can check your protection status using the built-in leak testing tool in the BattleNet Accelerator client or visit third-party testing sites.
BattleNet Accelerator’s proprietary obfuscation protocol disguises accelerator traffic as regular HTTPS traffic, effectively countering deep packet inspection (DPI) technologies. In highly restricted network environments, BattleNet Accelerator’s obfuscation mode can help users keep a stable connection to the free internet. However, please note that BattleNet Accelerator advocates for responsible accelerator usage while complying with local laws and regulations.
BattleNet Accelerator supports multiple secure payment methods: Visa/Mastercard international credit and debit cards, PayPal, Alipay, WeChat Pay, and cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc.). Choosing cryptocurrency payments can offer additional anonymity. All payment channels are processed through PCI DSS certified secure gateways to ensure your payment information is safe.
BattleNet Accelerator has deployed over 3000 servers in more than 80 countries and regions worldwide. Key coverage areas include North America (over 30 cities in the USA, 5 cities in Canada), Europe (25 countries including the UK, Germany, France, the Netherlands, Switzerland), Asia-Pacific (15 countries including Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Australia, India), South America (Brazil, Argentina, Chile), and the Middle East and Africa (UAE, South Africa, Turkey).
Yes, BattleNet Accelerator provides browser extensions for Chrome and Firefox. The browser extensions run lightweight and only encrypt traffic within the browser (without affecting other applications). They are particularly useful for scenarios needing quick IP location changes, such as cross-border shopping comparisons. The browser extensions also include WebRTC leak protection and ad-blocking features.
BattleNet Accelerator offers several customer service channels: 1) 24/7 online chat—visit the BattleNet Accelerator website to chat with customer support in real-time, with an average response time of no more than 2 minutes; 2) Email support—send an email to support@vpnjs.net, typically receiving a reply within 24 hours; 3) Help center—containing hundreds of detailed tutorials and troubleshooting guides. Our customer support team provides services in both English and Chinese.
BattleNet Accelerator’s Lightning and Flagship Versions include ad-blocking and malicious website protection features. This function operates at the DNS level, maintaining a blacklist with over a million rules to block the loading of ad trackers, malicious domains, and phishing websites during the DNS resolution phase. This method is more efficient than traditional browser ad-blocking plugins, as it prevents unwanted connection requests at the network level.