There might be a different reason you have slow connection issues on macOS. However, if your connection speed decreases, follow the below adjustments to fix slow connection issues on macOS, but keep checking if the problem persists after each adjustment.
Experiment with different server locations
One place may provide a more stable connection than others due to various variables. First, restart your computer or device. Occasionally, simply restarting your smartphone will solve the problem.
Change the default protocol
- Go to your OysterVPN’s app Settings page and scroll down until you locate the Protocol setting.
- The protocol should be set to Automatic by default.
- Change it to OpenVPN (UDP) from Automatic, then connect to one of the servers and test the speed again.
- If OpenVPN (UDP) isn’t working, try the IKEv2 protocol.
Uninstall the application and reinstall it
Uninstall the application, restart your device, and then reinstall it. Then try to connect it again.
Disable any interfering applications that may cause problems right away
Certain programs that access your device’s network may interfere with OysterVPN’s connection. For example, a firewall, antivirus, or anti-spyware program may be blocking your VPN connection.
Remove any security or parental controls that your router may have
Some ISPs have parental and security controls set by default on their routers. Check the “Security” tab on your router to determine whether any security features or parental controls are enabled.
Restart your modem or router
If the connection issues continue, please contact our customer service staff by live chat or email, and we will assist you.
If the troubleshooting tips fail, you can give our customer support team your concerns via live chat or email to have your problem resolved sooner!