Zscaler Client Connector

The app does the job but poorly made. The UI and UX doesn’t feel crisp

Barely worked before and now REALLY doesn’t work. Gr8 job!

Connecting to a VPN from this app was always a challenge, not so much because of security but because of the buggy way it interacts with the OS, and the inscrutable way in which it decides to actually re-authenticate a login. As of the most recent updates, though, it's become almost completely unusable. It wreaks havoc with wifi connections - disconnecting perfectly usable wifi and throwing my device back to LTE, and then, with internet access gone, refusing to connect to the VPN. It will show as "Connected" but mysteriously not allow any connections, nor prompt to log in. "VPN on demand" does not appear to actually communicate with the app anymore. And there are no error messages to explain anything that's going on. It's garbage. Complete, utter garbage and frustration. What I don't understand is why it's so useless on iOS when the Mac version continues to function perfectly well.

The VPN always shows connected when I disconnect. I have to log out in order to disable it. What’s a better when of doing that?

Zscaler is going to get negative reviews, because the people using it are the people it is securing. Security is rarely convenient, but I find the trade off in convenience here to be acceptable. It connects without issue, and speeds are acceptable. Also the ability to configure it via Intune to automate the setup process is *chef’s kiss*

This company does not know to make appropriate VPN software. It takes hours to comedy to the internet and get authenticated

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To any company admin thinking you might want to use this to manage your company’s network security, just don’t. There is nothing good about this from an end user perspective. It slows everything down and caused all kinds of dropped connections and lag when you are changing networks because of how long it takes to reconnect.

Annoying

Seamlessly connect to both internal app and secure my connection to the internet.