VPN (VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORK) Posts on XDA
You can now snooze Google One’s VPN like an alarm clock
Google added a new VPN to the 2TB Google One plan in October last year. The plan, which costs $9.99 per month, now gives you 2TB of storage, access to Google experts, the option to share the plan with up to 6 family members, free and discounted content on hotels or Google Stadia, up to...WireGuard announces a big Android update with Android TV support, more modern code, and API for third-party apps
If you value privacy, you've surely heard about WireGuard by XDA Recognized Developer zx2c4. To summarize it in a few words, the WireGuard project is a VPN protocol that runs inside the Linux kernel, aiming to be faster and simpler than many other alternatives. Earlier this year, the VPN protocol even made its way to...Firefox releases an Android app for its VPN service
Mozilla Corporation, the organization that is primarily known for developing the free and open-source Firefox web browser, has been slowly releasing its own paid VPN service, known as the Firefox Private Network VPN, for more than a year now. It was launched as a full-device paid VPN service for Windows users, and now, Mozilla has...Google’s Project Fi adds an always-on VPN to its cell service
Google has announced a new "enhanced network" for Project Fi, their MVNO service that will soon be rebranded. The feature promises to add extra security and more reliable connectivity. They are accomplishing this with an always-on VPN. Project Fi actually already uses a VPN. That's how it switches between the 3 networks it uses while you're...CloudFlare’s new Android app lets you easily enable their fast DNS
Earlier this year, CloudFlare launched its own DNS service to the public, called "1.1.1.1." CloudFlare's DNS resolver is different from your ISP's or other DNS alternatives like Google Public DNS and Cisco OpenDNS in that it's focused on privacy and speed first. Your IP address is never logged or saved on CloudFlare's servers, and with...- 1
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