Browse VPN services in the VPN for Android category.
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Lantern is built for getting around internet blocks, using a network that can route traffic through other users. It is often used when normal VPN servers are blocked or watched closely.
Lavabit Proxy is an encrypted proxy service that focuses on private, low-friction access. It is often used when you want a quick connection without creating an account or dealing with ads.
Le VPN is a long-running VPN service that mixes standard VPN connections with options like SmartDNS and a HybridVPN mode. It is often used by people who want both privacy on public networks and flexible access to region-based sites.
LetsVPN is built for people who need a VPN that connects reliably on restrictive networks. It leans on automatic routing, so you usually tap once and let it pick a working path.
Librem Tunnel is a privacy-focused VPN app that keeps the experience simple and ad-free. It is aimed at people who want encrypted traffic without extra prompts or tracking-style add-ons.
Malwarebytes Privacy VPN is a simple VPN add-on from a security company many people already use. It is built for quick protection on public Wi‑Fi and everyday browsing with minimal setup.
MEGA VPN is a privacy-first add-on from the MEGA ecosystem, built for people who want a simple VPN that fits into their existing account. It focuses on quick connections, tracker blocking, and a clean app experience across devices.
Melon VPN is a mobile-first VPN app that also leans on a built-in proxy style of connection. It is usually used for quick unblocking and basic anonymity with a single tap.
monVPN is a lightweight VPN app built around quick, low-effort privacy on phones and tablets. It keeps the interface simple, adds tracker blocking, and aims to stay out of the way during everyday browsing and streaming.
Mullvad is built for people who want a VPN with as little personal data attached as possible. You sign in with an account number instead of an email, and the apps stay simple and ad-free.
My Expat Network is built around streaming access for people living abroad. It is mainly used to reach home TV sites with less setup work and more hands-on support when things break.
Mysterium VPN runs on a peer-to-peer network instead of a single company server fleet. People often use it when they want more location choices and do not want to create an account to get started.
NymVPN is built for people who care about metadata privacy, not just hiding an IP address. It routes traffic through a decentralized network and can use a multi-hop “mixnet” mode when you want stronger cover.
Oblivion VPN is an Android-focused VPN app built for quick setup and private browsing without an account. It is often used to get a stable connection on blocked or filtered networks, with an ad-free interface and dark mode.
Outline VPN is built for teams that want to run their own VPN server and hand out access to others. It is often used by newsrooms and groups that need safer access on restricted networks, without user sign-ups.
OVPN is a privacy-focused VPN that runs on servers it owns and controls. It is aimed at people who care about a strict no-logs approach and want clear handling of data requests.
OX VPN is a lightweight Android VPN that keeps the app simple and quick to use. It focuses on privacy basics like no registration, no tracking, and a no-logs approach.
OXP VPN is a simple app that people use to protect traffic on public Wi‑Fi. It keeps the setup light, so you can connect quickly and get back to browsing or using apps.
OysterVPN is a lightweight VPN that focuses on quick connections and simple daily use. It is often picked by people who want WireGuard support, a no-logs stance, and built-in blocking for ads and trackers.
Phone Guardian is a mobile security app that includes a VPN layer for safer everyday phone use. It is built for people who want protection to run in the background with very little setup.
Planet VPN is a lightweight app that lets you connect without creating an account. It is often used for quick access to blocked sites while keeping tracking and logging claims to a minimum.
PortalsVPN is a decentralized VPN that routes traffic through independent peer-to-peer nodes instead of a single company’s server fleet. It is mainly used by people who want less reliance on provider trust, including for P2P activity.
PrivadoVPN is a Switzerland-based service that puts privacy first and keeps the app simple to use. It is often chosen for streaming, travel, and day-to-day browsing on public Wi‑Fi, with a no-logs stance and an optional proxy for P2P use.
ProxyDNS is a DNS-based service used to reach sites that block by region. It fits people who mainly want access to streaming and media apps without changing how the rest of their connection works.