Yes. Every VPN app has to ask this once, and allowing it doesn’t give Orli VPN your photos, files or saved passwords.
Last checked 8 November 2026 · Orli VPN 1.0 · iOS 17 or later
Step by step.
- In Orli VPN, press the big button. Your iPhone shows “Orli VPN” Would Like to Add VPN Configurations.
- Tap Allow.
- Confirm with Face ID, Touch ID or your passcode.
- Wait until Orli VPN says Protected.
What Apple’s message means.
Under the title, Apple writes: “All network activity on this iPhone may be filtered or monitored when using VPN.” Apple shows this for every VPN app, because a VPN carries your connection. That’s why it matters whose VPN you use. Orli VPN can’t connect until you tap Allow.
We don’t keep activity logs: not the websites you visit, and not what you do there. Secure (https) websites also encrypt what you send, so your passwords stay unreadable on the way. See what we keep.
It only happens once.
Your iPhone keeps the configuration, called Orli VPN, in Settings → General → VPN & Device Management → VPN. It doesn’t ask again when you change country.
If you tapped Don’t Allow.
Nothing changes on your iPhone. Orli VPN shows The VPN profile couldn’t be checked. Press the button again, and tap Allow when your iPhone asks.
If it didn’t work.
- If the message doesn’t appear, close Orli VPN completely, open it again and press the button.
- If your iPhone is set up by your work or school, it may not allow a new VPN configuration. Ask the person who manages it.
- Still stuck? Read The connect button stays grey, or email us at help@orlivpn.com.