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Turnable (VK calls)

Unstable and not anonymous

Traffic goes through VK's call servers, so VK sees the real IP of your server and when it is used. VK can also restrict or break the method at any time.

Turnable joins a public VK call as an anonymous guest and passes your traffic through VK's call relays to the server. No VK account is needed. Speed is about 250 KB/s per connection, up to 10 connections per IP.

Set up

You need a UDP port (default 56000) and a link to any public VK call:

xvei add-inbound turnable --dest 'https://vk.com/call/join/CALL_ID'

xvei installs Turnable 0.6.4 (checked by sha256). It is not updated automatically; xvei check-updates shows when a new version is out.

Connect

xvei links prints two links. On the client device run both programs:

  1. The Turnable client with the turnable:// link:

    turnable client -l 127.0.0.1:1080 'turnable://...'

  2. A proxy app (v2rayNG, NekoBox…) with the vless:// link — it connects to 127.0.0.1:1080.

If VK asks for a captcha, the Turnable client prints a local address where you can solve it in a browser. If the newest client does not connect, use version 0.6.4.