In December 2019, Surfshark implemented GPS-Spoofing for Android, allowing users to hide their device’s physical geo-location by changing it to one of the server’s locations. That same year, Surfshark released Surfshark Nexus, together with Nord Security gained the Unicorn status, released Linux GUI, reached 100 different server country locations. Later 2022, Surfshark closed its physical servers in India in response to the CERT-In's order for VPN companies to store consumers’ personal data for a period of five years. In August 2022, Surfshark exclusively partnered with digital rights watchdog NetBlocks for greater reporting on internet shutdowns. The merger was finalised in early 2022, with both brands continuing to operate independently. In mid-2021, Surfshark began the process to merge with their competitor Nord Security, parent company of the popular NordVPN. In July 2020, Surfshark announced its entire server network is running on RAM-only servers, introduced WireGuard, and became a founding member of the VPN Trust Initiative. In September 2019 Surfshark launched Trust DNS, a DNS resolver app for Android. In 2018, a browser extension for the service was satisfactorily audited by Cure53. Surfshark was launched in 2018 by introducing its first VPN application for iOS devices. However, both companies still operate independently. In 2021 Surfshark merged with Nord Security. The service includes data leak detection, private search, antivirus, and personal data removal tools. Surfshark is a brand of VPN services offered by a Netherlands-based company of the same name. English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Arabic, Japanese, Chinese (Mandarin and Cantonese), Korean, Polish, Portuguese (Brazilian), Russian, Ukrainian, Turkish.
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