ProtonVPN is a software that enables users to access blocked websites with the help of an encrypted VPN connection. To install ProtonVPN onto your Android device, follow the below mentioned steps: Download the program. To avoid unwanted behavior and annoying bugs, highly recommended using only one of the two applications mentioned above: Free Open VPN for Android (open source software) available on Google Play or here on F-droid. It's free, open-source software and is available on almost any major Linux distribution (Red Hat, Ubuntu and so on). Installation is pretty easy and does not take long.
After installing the ProtonVPN on your Android device, it is important to configure the VPN. This step is quite simple and can be easily followed by a single click on the wizard provided on your home screen. You can also use a "Quick" VPN, which is designed especially for tablets. It is simple to set up, just follow the instructions and connect to the VPN in a few seconds. If you are unfamiliar with how to use your Android device to configure a VPN, visit my blog. You can read further about VPN on my blog. On your Android device, go to the "Settings" icon, select the VPN option and then hit OK.
The process of connecting to the VPN on Android is a bit difficult as compared to other VPN solutions such as VPN Clients, VPN servers and applications. The most recommended way to configure Proton VPN is by using a USB cable. Just connect your device to the USB port of your PC and then select "ProtonVPN" as an IP address. You can do this either by pressing the "USB MODE" button while powering your Android device up, or by selecting "Wifi" on the Android device and then tapping the LAN mode icon. Once connected to the VPN server, the Android device will display a screen with a green lock sign indicating that the connection is successfully established.