Sharing questions
Why is this better than just sending the config file?
A file is a snapshot of one moment. Change your IP or location and it stops working for whoever you sent it to — and you cannot take a sent file back. Sharing passes a right rather than data: your guest requests the configurations themselves under their own account, so they stay correct, while you keep a list of everyone who has access and can revoke it at any time.
What exactly can the person I shared with see and do?
They see your VPN in their service list, labelled with whose it is, connect to it and download their own configurations. They cannot renew the service, rename it, change its location or IP, reinstall or redeploy the server, switch the IP family or configure split tunneling. Those sections are hidden from them, and the server verifies the owner on every change.
How many people can I invite?
Five for a share of the whole subscription and five for each individual VPN. Invitations that have been created but not yet accepted count as well: if you are out of places, cancel a spare invitation or revoke somebody's access.
How do I revoke access, and what happens then?
Press Revoke in the same list of shares. On MeduzaVPN ULTRA the guest's devices are removed from the server immediately. Other protocols share one key per server, so a configuration your guest already saved keeps working until you change the IP — and the interface offers exactly that if you need the access closed for certain.
Will my guest receive emails about my payments?
No. A VPN that was shared with someone sends them no renewal, expiry, failed-payment or trial reminders — you pay for that VPN, not they.
What if I cancel the service or delete my account?
The access granted through it goes with it: cancelling a service and deleting an account revoke the related shares in cascade, so there is nothing to clean up separately.
One VPN, two people — no configs in chat
Get a personal VPN and open it up to the people you trust, while the controls stay with you.
