The Norwegian based Opera has brought back the much-anticipated feature to its mobile version for android. the company has unrolled an update to its mobile version that features a built-in VPN service.
Opera already has the built-in VPN for its desktop version, and now, the android users will enjoy the benefits of VPN on their smartphones further. With any VPN, users will get control of their on-line privacy and may browse the net more securely, particularly once connecting to public Wi-Fi or hotspot networks.
Opera bringing back this VPN service to mobile version is surely praiseworthy particularly with the continuing users’ privacy issues globally.
Activating the VPN on Opera for android is relatively easy, once put in users will get into Opera settings and enable VPN in which user will get to choose an optimal location like America, Asia, and Europe for instance.
After enabling the inbuilt VPN, users currently have a private and encrypted association between their devices and a remote VPN service that utilizes secured 256-bit encryption algorithms.
Further, it helps in hiding the users’ physical location and secures their on-line activity prone to tracking as well. As stated, this allows users particularly using public Wi-Fi and hotspots and can also protect users privacy.
On the entire, using the built-in VPN service on Opera mobile browser is considerably helpful for users to secure their browsing activity and additional helps in reducing,
the risk of malicious activities such as collecting users sensitive data whereas using less secured networks like public Wi-Fi networks in airports, hotels and railway stations and more.
android users will head over to the Google Play Store to update the Opera version to android 51. Bear in mind, the rollout has begun just and can be received globally per region starting nowadays. keep tuned to Phone Radar for more such interesting updates.