iPhone VPN users? CyberGhost has finally released a new update

CyberGhost has rebuilt the server list in its iOS app from the ground up Browse, Streaming, and Favourites now live in their own tabs The overhaul is CyberGhost's most meaningful iPhone update in a while CyberGhost has pushed out a new update for its iOS app, and this time it's one iPhone users will actually notice.

The update includes a completely rebuilt server list, the part of the app you touch every time you pick a location.

According to the release notes , Browse (All), Streaming, and Favourites now sit in their own tabs.

You can search for any country or city instantly, and scrolling and animations have been smoothed out throughout.

CyberGhost is not on our list of the best VPN services currently, but it remains one of the fastest, most reliable picks for streaming, so any polish to the everyday experience is welcome.

The move also mirrors what we have seen elsewhere.

Private Internet Access , another Kape-owned service, recently broke a long silence with a wave of app and network upgrades of its own.

CyberGhost — a VPN veterans Part of the Kape conglomerate, CyberGhost is a popular VPN that's good for beginners.

While a lack of innovation and a frustrating device-limit system hold it back from entering TechRadar's top picks, its impressive speeds and unblocking power make it a reliable pick for streamers and gamers.

With subscription starting at the equivalent of $2.19 a month and a generous 45-day money-back guarantee , why not try it out? What's new in CyberGhost's iOS update The core change is structural.

Instead of one long scrolling list, the server picker is now split into three tabs: Browse for all countries, Streaming for servers optimised for platforms like Netflix, and Favourites for the locations you have saved.

A new search bar sits alongside those tabs, so you can type a country or city and jump straight to it rather than thumbing through the whole roster.

CyberGhost offers servers in 100 countries, so it's a much-needed shortcut.

This is a quality-of-life update, not a new feature drop, and it targets friction most users feel daily: finding the right server quickly.