VPN - Super Unlimited Proxy 2.32.0

VPN - Super Unlimited Proxy 2.32.0 is a free Android VPN app from VPN Super Inc., often called simply VPN Super. It connects your phone to a VPN server with one tap, encrypting traffic on the way and hiding your IP address from websites. You can download VPN - Super Unlimited Proxy for Android from Google Play.

Quick facts

• Version: 2.32.0
• Developer: VPN Super Inc.
• Platform: Android; the service also has a Windows client
• Licence: free, with optional paid features
• Size: about 76.13 MB according to catalogue data
• Website: vpnsuper.com

What it is for

The app is aimed at people who want encryption without effort. The typical moment is joining an unknown Wi-Fi network: a café, a train, a hotel lobby. With the VPN on, the network and anyone else on it see only encrypted traffic going to the VPN server, and websites see the server's location instead of yours. The word "unlimited" in the name refers to the promise of use without a strict data cap, while faster servers and extra locations are usually part of a paid upgrade. As with any free VPN, the service is financed through ads or subscriptions, and server load can vary through the day. It works well as a quick shield on public networks; for sensitive business work, a VPN provided by your employer is the better choice.

Guide: set it up

1. Open the VPN Super page on Google Play and check that the developer is VPN Super Inc.
2. Install the app and open it.
3. Tap connect and allow Android to create the VPN connection.
4. Choose a location if you need a specific one, or leave the automatic choice.
5. Look for the key icon in the status bar to confirm the tunnel is active.

The developer also publishes release notes for its Windows app.

What a VPN can and cannot do

• It encrypts traffic between your phone and the VPN server.
• It hides your IP address from the websites you visit.
• It does not stop sites from recognising you when you log in.
• It does not protect you from phishing or malicious apps.

Tips

• Read the privacy policy to see what the provider logs.
• Check subscription terms in Google Play before starting any trial.
• Pause the VPN for banking apps that reject VPN connections.
• Follow local laws and the rules of your school or workplace on VPN use.

Pros and cons

• Pro: one-tap connection, free to start.
• Pro: service available on Android and Windows.
• Pro: automatic server choice.
• Con: ads and paid upgrades in the free model.
• Con: speeds vary on shared servers.

Alternatives

Other VPN apps for Android in our listings include ProtonVPN, Hotspot Shield VPN, Turbo VPN, X-VPN and Outline VPN.