There are places where you cannot access certain websites. Your office, for example, might be restricting your access to social media sites during working hours. The country where you’re at could also be blocking certain dating or blogging websites. The good news is, you don’t have to envy other people who have permission to enjoy these privileges. Aside from this, you can also be protected by layers of security when connecting to the internet. Whilst browsing with a VPN, your data are encrypted and secured. The worldwide web has lots of lurkers which are waiting for vulnerable users. It also has hundreds of malware. You wouldn’t want your important information to be accessible to everyone nor malware creeping into your system, right? We have gathered the best browsers with built-in VPN to help you make sure that you’re browsing safely and limitless.
1. Opera Browser
Opera is the first ever browser to provide a built-in VPN. It is fast and has a reliable ad blocker that can eliminate unnecessary pop-ups. It has a user-friendly interface that you can personalize. You can save stories, subscribe to topics, and customize your news channel. You can even adjust its lighting for a more comfortable browsing experience. It is easy to use especially for people who are lazy logging in on different accounts. It manages your username, password, and payment information so you don’t have to fill it over and over. You can also opt to browse incognito so there will be no traces of your internet activity. Opera VPN for Android is very versatile when managing your downloads. You can delete your downloads with an easy swipe or share your files. You can also sync your Opera browser on Android with another Opera browser installed on your computer. Opera has no in-app purchases whatsoever and this is, personally, the best free VPN browser for Android there is.
2. Aloha Brower – Private Fast Browser with Free VPN – Free with In-app Purchases
Aloha Browser is another great choice that guarantees a safe and secure mobile browsing experience. Like Opera, it also has an ad-blocker, so you don’t have to deal with the annoying ads whenever you open a website. It also has a unique feature which lets you enjoy VR videos. You can use this by tapping the Cardboard icon. If you don’t have a VR device, you can still watch 2D videos in virtual reality with its Theater mode. Its incognito mode is also unique because it allows you to lock your downloads or private tab with a numerical code or through fingerprint scanning. To do this, simply tap Setting > Privacy > Passcode. You can easily share or bookmark a website by simply tapping on the 3 horizontal lines on the bottom of the screen.
3. Tenta Private VPN Browser + Ad Blocker (Beta) – Free with In-app Purchases
Tenta Private VPN Browser is simple. It shows you which server you are connected to by tapping the red dot on the left-most side of your browser. You can opt to change your VPN connection whenever you want to. For maximum protection, you can create a pin code to secure that no one can access your browser and its history. You can enable this by tapping the 3 horizontal lines on the bottom of your screen, tap Global Settings > Security & Data Settings > Pin Code. You can also change the Pin Code Timeout to either immediately, after 1 minute of inactivity, etc. You can also download and save your files automatically with Tenta Browser. To access your downloaded files, just tap the 3 horizontal lines below your screen and tap on the Media Vault. Your downloads will be categorized by file type. Tenta also scans QR codes directly from your browser. If you are unsure on how to use the Tenta browser, you can access the set-up tour on the default home screen. Its only downside is that it takes a while for restricted websites to load – but it loads eventually. To boost your browsing experience, you can change the server that you are currently connected to.
4. Psiphon Pro – The Internet Freedom VPN – Free with Ads and In-app Purchases
Psiphon Pro is actually a VPN app which has a browser extension. Even so, it deserves a slot on our best VPN browser for Android. True to itself, it will provide a private tunnel between the user and the internet. We love it because it doesn’t only provide a VPN for the browser, it could also secure your whole device. I have been using Psiphon Pro for a while and it doesn’t budge. As long as you’re connected, it will continuously provide you with a safe and secure browsing experience. It will also let you view your activity log and your app stats.
Tell Us What You Think
Sure enough, none of us doesn’t want to fall victim to malicious sites, unnecessary ads, phishing site, and malware. Using an Android browser with a built-in VPN can help us browse securely especially when connecting to public networks. What is your favorite browser with built-in VPN for Android? Have you tried anything that isn’t included in the list? Help a fellow Android user by sharing it with us on the comments section below! Featured Image Credit
