Betternet VPN: Unlimited Proxy 7.12.0

As time goes by, it seems that the Internet is becoming less and less accessible. In Western societies, the so-called elites are pushing relentlessly for the censorship of information. The speaking points which used to be dismissed through loaded buzzwords in the past are now getting more and more attention. Since the Anglosphere is not yet a copy of Communist China, we can still find ways to circumvent geographical restrictions, and even keep our online activity private. The VPN model is one of the quickest methods of shielding yourself from doxxers and even the police that are snooping around the social media commentary scene.

Betternet is one such solution for your Android device. The app consumes about a hundred megs of memory while being active, but the server connection is high-speed. I was able to surf the net and watch videos without a hint of lag.

Allegedly, if you allow the Betternet to obtain App access, the dev team will be able to optimize the transfer of data to attain even better speeds.

Of course, the encrypted connection will also be of use while accessing unsecured local WiFi networks. Lounges, bars, and coffee joints are always hunting grounds for data hijackers. As long as you're working with an active VPN, they'll only get jumbled up data.

All this comes from the free version. While using this version you will not be able to select a custom server to connect through, and you will see some ads whenever you switch the VPN service on or off, as well as an ad banner. But these will never intrude on your activities using other apps.

The Premium version removes this restriction and ads, while also providing more bandwidth to up to 5 different devices at once.

Features

• Encrypted connection
• Automatic connection using the quickest proxy server
• Fast connection speed

Final Thoughts

Even as a free app, Betternet VPN is an indispensable tool for those who've been affected by the recent censorship hysteria. The app itself works great, and the connection speed is definitely above serviceable.