Will Litora work on my network?

The honest answer, which is longer than yes or no:

What Litora is built for. Networks where one tunnel is not enough — mobile carriers, campus and office Wi-Fi, and anywhere a connection that held yesterday stops holding today. That is the reason more than one connection type exists, the reason exit addresses are retired and replaced, and the reason a device can hold more than one configuration at a time.

What we can promise. That the system is designed for that, that we change what your device receives when a connection type stops working, and that we tell you plainly what is and is not offered today.

What nobody can promise. That any specific network or country works, permanently. Networks change constantly; a service that guarantees "works in X" is describing last month. We do not name countries as promises — and we would rather you distrust anyone who does.

How to prepare, practically:

Try it free — one gigabyte on your own network answers the question better than any page can.
Set up both tunnel types before you need the second (see which type to choose).
If everything stops, a new configuration — fresh address, current parameters — is the first fix, and the bot is the place to say what network you are on.