Mysterium VPN Launches Favorite IPs, Making It Easier to Return to Trusted Connections

Sep 29, 2026

New feature lets Plus and Pro users save preferred Residential and High-speed IPs and reconnect without searching through locations.

Vilnius, Lithuania, September 29, 2026 -- Mysterium VPN has launched Favorite IPs, a new feature that allows users to save IP addresses they have previously connected to and quickly return to them later.

Designed for people who regularly rely on the same connections, Favorite IPs remove the need to repeatedly search through Mysterium VPN’s locations list. Once connected to an IP, users can mark it as a favorite and access it directly from their saved list.

The feature is available to Mysterium VPN Plus and Pro users and supports both Residential and High-speed IPs. Users can save up to 10 Favorite IPs per device, allowing different devices to maintain their own individual lists.

On mobile, saved IPs can be found under Locations → Favorites, while desktop users can access the Favorites tab directly from the home screen.

Favorite IPs are saved shortcuts rather than dedicated or static IPs. Saving an address does not reserve it exclusively for a user, meaning availability can change depending on whether the node is online or the IP is already in use. If a saved IP is unavailable, Mysterium VPN can instead connect the user to the closest available alternative.

Favorite IPs are now available in the Mysterium VPN app for Plus and Pro subscribers. Mysterium VPN currently offers access to a global pool of 7,500+ residential IP addresses for reliable, secure connections.

For more information about Mysterium VPN use the contact details below:

Contact Info:
Name: Gintarė Mažonaitė
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Organization: Mysterium VPN
Address: Aludarių g. 1, LT-01113 Vilnius
Phone: +37064672659
Website: https://www.mysteriumvpn.com

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