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For anyone trying to get the encrypted private key in March 2020 from
Android... here is how you can get it, with or without root.
a) Install
warp as usual and upgrade.
b) go to the settings on the app and get your license key
c) Install VMOS from the playstore
d) Once it loads (it works as an android virtual machine), add your
google account, as if it was a new phone.
e) Install warp AND add your license key via it's settings
f) Enable developer mode by going to settings and clicking in succession, several times on the build number (inside VMOS settings menu) and enable root on the developer settings menu (some versions already do this automatically)
g) Install he root explorer app or some other root explorer app and then get your keys from /data/data/com.cloudflare.onedotonedotonedotone/shared_prefs/com.cloudflare.onedotonedotonedotone_preferences.xml
h) Data you need is warp_registration_id, warp_private_key, warp_token
i) Then follow the initial tutorial to install python (mark the option to add it to path) and use msdos to navigate to the directory where you have the wgcf.py file
j) You will need to create a file named wgcf-identity.json in the same directory with the contents below:
{
"account_id": "your warp_registration_id",
"access_token": "your warp_token",
"private_key": "your warp_private_key"
}
k) After that, run pip install requests
l) and python wgcf.py
m) You should now have a wgcf-profile.conf file you can use with tunsafe
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That being said... I tested it and I cannot really recommended it if your home internet is 100 Mbps and above.
There is serious improvement in some routes (ie: Malaysia to Sydney) in terms of latency but network speeds are not always better than your own internet (warp is slower from Malaysia to Singapore for example).
If you live in southeast asia, warp is still good because it can unblock certain sites (ex: bbc is blocked in vietnam) and it will help improving download speeds with partners that have direct peering with cloudflare at the expense of a slightly higher latency.
For the partners that don't peer with cloudflare, it just adds latency, at least for the ones I tested in the US. No speed improvement for most EU tests, since I can still max out my internet even without warp.
Another thing that you should be aware, is that it doesn't hide your IP fully. It will show a warp IP to websites that are outside cloudflare, but for any site that is already on cloudflare, your IP is shown as usual (this is as advertised by cloudflare).
If you are a gamer and want to play on overseas servers, it may or may not be useful if the latency is reduced. You have to traceroute before and after to know.
Warp plus is definitely faster than the free version. I got 100 Mbps in some servers, but only around 15 to 30 Mbps on most. With the free version, I only managed to get up to 30 Mbps, though averages are around 5 Mbps.
Hope this helps someone!
