Anything you do outside the browser – such as torrenting or watching Netflix via another app – will remain unprotected. When you use Opera VPN, only traffic from within the Opera browser goes through the VPN servers. However, the country we connected to didn’t always match the location we selected.įor example, the ‘Americas’ virtual server location assigned us a Vietnamese IP address. People who want to mask their regions as well can choose from five different regions including the US, Canada, Germany, Netherlands and Singapore.WARNING: When we tested Opera VPN’s servers, there were at least six locations: Argentina, Germany, Singapore, Sweden, US, and Vietnam. Opera’s new VPN app for Android really couldn’t be easier to use. It’s as simple as opening the app and tapping connect, and for most users concerned only with privacy, that will be enough. “The Opera VPN app for Android sets itself apart from other VPNs by offering a completely free service – without a data limit, no log-in required, advanced Wi-Fi protection features and no need for a subscription,” said Chris Houston, who heads Opera’s VPN division.

What makes Opera different from most, as we’re sure you’ve figured out by now, is that it offers users unlimited VPN service for free.

Opera on Tuesday announced the release of a brand new Android app. Dubbed Opera VPN for Android, the app does exactly what its name suggests, providing Android users with VPN service that will route their traffic through special servers to mask users’ info and prevent websites from tracking them. Of course, Android VPN clients are a dime a dozen.

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