Oh, My Guard!!: VPN in Telegram

Need a VPN but have no patience for configs, keys and extra apps? Oh, My Guard!! is set up through a Telegram chat: press Start and, according to the bot, you are done in about a minute. 🛡️

The price in the bot description is from 83 rubles a month with no traffic limit. That is a budget start for this kind of service, but check the plan details inside the bot.

Four commands cover everything

The menu is short and has no extra sections:

• /start opens the main page.
• /vless connects the VPN.
• /oplata shows the subscription page.
• /ref helps you recommend the service to a friend.

Support exists, and its link is in the bot profile. That matters for a VPN that runs on a subscription.

What VLESS means

The /vless command points to the VLESS protocol. It is a lightweight proxy protocol often paired with TLS encryption. It adds little overhead to speed and is set up in client apps through a link or a QR code.

For you the practical meaning is simple: you need a client that supports VLESS, and the bot gives you the connection details. The bot's instructions tell you which client fits your platform.

Connecting in a minute

1. Launch the bot with the Start button.
2. Pick a subscription through /oplata and pay with one of the available methods.
3. Open /vless and get your connection details.
4. Import them into a client and switch the connection on.
5. Check your IP address on any website: it should change.

What to check before paying

A VPN through a bot is a service you trust with your traffic. A few things are worth a look before you pay.

• Length of the first plan. Start with the shortest period, not a yearly one.
• Refund terms. Find them before the payment.
• Data policy. A VPN provider sees your connections, so what it stores matters.
• Speed on your usual sites. Test at different times of day.

Habits for smooth use

Keep the VPN on over public Wi-Fi: in cafes and airports someone else's router sees more than you would like. At home you can switch it on as needed.

If speed drops, reconnect or switch networks before blaming the service. Often the culprit is the provider or an overloaded Wi-Fi.

Do not hand your connection key to other people. A subscription is normally meant for your own devices, and extra connections can get it blocked. For friends there is the /ref command. 👍

Laws and common sense

A VPN does not make you invisible and does not override the laws of your country. It encrypts traffic between your device and the server, but individual services can still identify you through your accounts.

Do not type passwords into shady sites just because a VPN is on. A protected connection will not save you from phishing. 🔐