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Hotspot Shield VPN is an Android VPN app from AnchorFree GmbH that encrypts traffic on Wi-Fi and mobile networks with a free and a premium tier.
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Hotspot Shield VPN 11.18.0 is the Android app of the Hotspot Shield VPN service, published by AnchorFree GmbH. It encrypts your phone's connection and routes it through the service's servers, which protects your data on public Wi-Fi and hides your IP address from websites. The app has a free tier and a premium subscription, and you can download Hotspot Shield VPN for Android from Google Play.
Hotspot Shield is a well-known consumer VPN brand, and as the name suggests, it was built around the idea of protecting people on Wi-Fi hotspots. When the app is on, Android sends traffic from all apps through an encrypted tunnel to the VPN server. Anyone else on the café or airport network sees only encrypted data going to the VPN, and websites see the server's address. The app keeps the interface simple: a large connect button, the current location and basic statistics about the connection.
The free tier lets you use the VPN at no cost, with limits such as fewer locations and advertising. Premium removes ads, adds locations and raises speed or data limits. Details change, so check the current offer in the app and in Google Play before subscribing, and note the renewal date of any trial.
The app is about 36.04 MB according to catalogue data.
No. A VPN protects the path between your phone and the VPN server and hides your IP address from websites. It does not stop Google, social networks or shops from recognising you when you are signed in, and the VPN provider can see your connections. Read the privacy policy to understand what is logged.
Some banking, payment and streaming apps block connections from VPN servers for security or licensing reasons. Pause the VPN while using them, or choose a server in your own country.
VPNs are legal in most places, but some countries restrict them and many schools and employers forbid them on their networks. Follow the rules that apply to you.
Subscriptions bought in the app are managed in Google Play: open your profile, choose Payments and subscriptions, then Subscriptions, and cancel there. Uninstalling the app alone does not stop payments.
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