org.openvpn.client
Apple Silicon version · Reported by 58 Macs in the community.
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OpenVPN is a free, open-source VPN (Virtual Private Network) client and protocol that allows users to securely connect to remote networks over the internet by encrypting all traffic between the user's device and the VPN server. It runs as a launchDaemon on macOS, sitting in the background to manage encrypted network connections for applications that depend on it. OpenVPN is widely used by individuals and organizations for remote access, privacy protection, and secure communication. A native Apple Silicon build has been confirmed running on Macs in the Rosetta Check community.
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1 suggestionOpenVPN has a confirmed native Apple Silicon build now available. Since this is a launchDaemon component bundled as part of the OpenVPN client application, you do not update it separately — updating the parent OpenVPN application updates the daemon automatically. Visit the official OpenVPN website or download the latest OpenVPN client installer for macOS, which will automatically serve the native Apple Silicon build on M-series Macs. The installer will replace your existing Intel-only copy with the native version. After installation, the OpenVPN launchDaemon will be updated to the native build, and you should see improved performance and battery life on Apple Silicon Macs. No manual steps or beta participation are needed — the standard installer handles the transition.
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