The best VPNs Android Apps to keep you’re browsing safe and secure

Need a VPN? There’s a whole lot of choice out there, but picking through the technical jargon isn’t easy. From protecting your privacy online to accessing services or information not available in your country, VPNs have plenty of important and legitimate uses.

The most obvious reason to use a VPN is privacy: if all your data is sent directly from your device through an encrypted link to a remote server, your activities can't be monitored by your ISP, by someone snooping on your local network, or by an unfriendly state. It's for this reason that VPNs are widely used by everyone from journalists and human rights activists to movie pirates. You can't get in trouble for something if you can't be seen doing it.

Here is the list of Free VPN Apps which will keep your Browsing Safe and Secure.

CyberGhost will list all of the available servers and locations for you to choose from like the rest in this list, but the latest version of its Android app encourages you to choose from one of several profiles based on how you plan to use it. Surfing on public wifi, for example? Connect with the “surf anonymously” profile. The “Secured streaming” profile includes several servers to choose from according to the streaming channel you want to unblock: Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, BBC iPlayer, etc.

NordVPN adheres to a true zero-logs policy, meaning it doesn’t retain any data about what its customers use the VPN service for or how. 256-bit encryption and perfect forward secrecy ensure no one can peek through the secure tunnel. NordVPN offers DNS leak protection and automatic public wi-fi network protection. Speeds are fast enough to ensure reliable streaming.

IPVanish Another hot contender for the best Android VPN is IPVanish. The app lets you see the load and ping time of each VPN server in the list. A widget can be installed and resized anywhere on your home screen. Dropped VPN connections can be automatically reconnected. P2P is allowed. OpenVPN UDP and TCP connections are both available along with a “Scramble” obfuscation feature designed to bypass network traffic sensors that detect and block VPNs.

ExpressVPN is without a doubt the best VPN for Android. Its dedicated app requires you to enter a one-time activation code for the device, after which you don’t have to enter a username or password again. The well-designed app can be set to connect as soon as Android starts up. You can choose between UDP (faster) or TCP (more stable) OpenVPN protocols. Torrenting and other peer-to-peer traffic is allowed.