Hiddify on iOS

Import your RookVPN subscription into Hiddify on iOS and connect securely.

Install Hiddify from the App Store. On first launch, iOS asks to add a VPN configuration — tap Allow and authenticate with Face ID, Touch ID, or passcode.

Subscription import

Use Import from URL and paste your RookVPN subscription link. Wait for profiles to download, pick a region, and enable the VPN toggle. If profiles fail to load, confirm the URL has no line breaks and your account is active.

On-demand rules

iOS on-demand VPN rules can disconnect when switching between Wi‑Fi and cellular. For consistent protection, prefer always-on behavior in Hiddify and avoid aggressive on-demand rules unless you understand the trade-offs.

Verify

Open rookvpn.com/check/vpn-leak-test in Safari with VPN connected. Run WebRTC, DNS, and IPv6 tests. See VPN leak testing guide for interpretation.

Check the result

iOS only tunnels traffic after you allow the VPN profile. Connect, then open the leak test in Safari. Compare it with the IP you saw before Connect. Low Power Mode and a second VPN configuration can leave you on the old path while Hiddify still shows a node name.

Private Relay and a VPN fight. If the IP belongs to Apple rather than the exit you picked, turn Private Relay off for this test and connect again. WebRTC on iOS is still worth a look: a carrier address next to a correct HTTP IP means the check is not finished. IPv6 from the carrier, with an IPv4 VPN exit, is the same class of problem as on a desktop.