Difference between revisions of "Trigger: VPN State"

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This trigger will fire when a VPN (Virtual Private Network) is connected or disconnected. It monitors network connectivity changes to detect VPN state transitions.

Options

Enabled: Trigger when a VPN connection is established
Disabled: Trigger when a VPN connection is terminated

Configuration

Select whether to trigger when a VPN is connected (Enabled) or disconnected (Disabled). The trigger monitors network connectivity changes to detect VPN state.

Examples

Triggers

VPN State (Enabled)

Actions

Notification: VPN Connected
    Your connection is now secure
Set Variable: [vpn_status] = Connected

Notify when VPN connection is established.

Triggers

VPN State (Disabled)

Actions

Notification: VPN Disconnected - Warning!
    Your connection is no longer protected
Speak Text: VPN has disconnected

Alert when VPN disconnects unexpectedly.

Notes

The trigger works with any VPN app that uses standard Android VPN APIs.
Detection is based on network connectivity changes, so there may be a brief delay between the actual VPN state change and trigger activation.
Useful for security-conscious workflows that require awareness of VPN connection status.
Consider pairing with a VPN constraint to ensure actions only run when VPN is in the desired state.
Works with both system VPN connections and third-party VPN applications.

See Also

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+<pre class="header-style">This trigger will fire when a VPN (Virtual Private Network) is connected or disconnected. It monitors network connectivity changes to detect VPN state transitions.</pre>
-This trigger will fire when the a VPN (Virtual Private Network) is connected/ disconnected.
-</pre>
-<br>
-'''Example Usage'''<br/>
-A VPN in some situations avoids censorship and geo-blocking of content.
-<pre style="background-color: #AC2424; color: white; border-radius: 10px; padding: 10px;">
-Triggers
-VPN state change (Enable)
+''' Options '''
-</pre><br>
-<pre style="background-color: #1665B0; color: white; border-radius: 10px; padding: 10px;">
-Actions
-Launch app StreamApp
+* '''Enabled''': Trigger when a VPN connection is established
-</pre><br>
+* '''Disabled''': Trigger when a VPN connection is terminated
-<pre style="background-color: green; color: white; border-radius: 10px; padding: 10px;">
-Constraints
+''' Configuration '''
-</pre><br>
+Select whether to trigger when a VPN is connected (Enabled) or disconnected (Disabled). The trigger monitors network connectivity changes to detect VPN state.
-<pre style="background-color: teal; color: white; border-radius: 10px; padding: 10px;">
-Local variables
+''' Examples '''
-</pre><br>
+  <pre class="trigger-style">Triggers
+VPN State (Enabled)</pre>
+  <pre class="action-style">Actions
+Notification: VPN Connected
+    Your connection is now secure
+Set Variable: [vpn_status] = Connected</pre>
+''Notify when VPN connection is established.''
+----
+  <pre class="trigger-style">Triggers
+VPN State (Disabled)</pre>
+  <pre class="action-style">Actions
+Notification: VPN Disconnected - Warning!
+    Your connection is no longer protected
+Speak Text: VPN has disconnected</pre>
+''Alert when VPN disconnects unexpectedly.''
+''' Notes '''
+* The trigger works with any VPN app that uses standard Android VPN APIs.
+* Detection is based on network connectivity changes, so there may be a brief delay between the actual VPN state change and trigger activation.
+* Useful for security-conscious workflows that require awareness of VPN connection status.
+* Consider pairing with a VPN constraint to ensure actions only run when VPN is in the desired state.
+* Works with both system VPN connections and third-party VPN applications.
+''' See Also '''
+* [[Constraint:_VPN_State|VPN State Constraint]]
+* [[Trigger:_Wifi_State_Change|Wifi State Change Trigger]]