What is different by 2026
IndiHome, the fixed-broadband business of Telkom Indonesia, was folded into Telkomsel in 2023, so the mobile operator and the home line now sit under one roof. Telkomsel's announcement said it would keep service quality during the transition.
For a VPN for IndiHome, the practical difference is small. Your phones now reach the internet through a provider whose mobile and home businesses are joined; a tunnel still ends on our server, so neither side sees the list of sites inside it.
Before, now, and what follows
- Before: IndiHome was run by Telkom, Telkomsel ran the SIMs. Now: both are in Telkomsel, so one company now runs both your home line and your SIM.
- Before: a family phone moved between two providers. Now: it may stay with one, but the home line and the SIM still carry separate traffic.
- Before and now: the router is yours to configure, so a router-level tunnel is possible but not covered here; this service is set up per device.
- What follows: install Happ on each phone, up to five devices at once, rather than relying on the line.
What a tunnel does on IndiHome Wi-Fi
It hides the list of sites from the provider and from anyone on the home network, such as a lodger or a neighbour who has the password. It does not make the line faster; a tunnel adds a step and does not lift a speed cap.
For the family, one link can be put into Happ on up to five phones, tablets or laptops at once. A smart TV or console cannot run Happ, so they are not covered. If you hand a phone to a relative, they use the same link, and a fifth device is the last that connects.
What the tunnel cannot do here
There is no server in Indonesia, so your exit point is Singapore, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Sydney or Frankfurt, and Indonesian-only services will treat you as abroad. Speed depends on your plan, the Wi-Fi band and the server chosen, and we publish no figures.
We sell this service, so check the claims on your own line during the trial and decide afterwards. Rules differ between countries and are revised; local law and the terms of your provider and each service are yours to follow.
Your next step after this page
Setup on each phone follows the steps on the setup page: install Happ, copy the link from the bot, add it, accept the system box, connect.
Before you roll it out to the whole house, try it on one phone for a day on the home line and on the SIM, then decide who else needs it. A phone that never leaves the house gains the least; a phone that goes to school or work every day gains the most. A grandparent's phone that is only used for video calls may not need it at all. Payment goes through the bot, with cryptocurrency, and each period must be bought again by hand.
Questions
Did my IndiHome plan change when the business moved?
We do not know your plan. The announcement said service quality would be kept during the transition; check your own contract and bill for anything else.
Should the tunnel be on while I am at home?
For a family phone that also joins other networks, leaving it on avoids forgetting. At home with a router you trust, the gain is smaller, and you may leave it off.
Does one link work for all phones in the house?
Up to five devices at once, each with Happ. The sixth will not connect until one is removed. Ask the bot for a new link if the old one has spread.
Can I put the tunnel on the router instead?
We give no router steps. The subscription limits devices and opens only in Happ, so a router client that does not send a device ID will show "App not supported".
Why is one phone slower than another on the same Wi-Fi?
Distance from the router, the Wi-Fi band and the phone itself differ, and the tunnel adds a step. Move closer and compare with and without it.
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