In a blog post, Opera announced the addition of a new VPN service to its Android browser. Because of Opera, you won't have to install a separate app to use the VPN service.
The brand-new Opera VPN is already built in and will be available to Opera browser Beta users. The Opera Desktop version has had this VPN feature for some time, but now it is available for Android.
Opera went on to say that, in contrast to other VPN providers, which charge for a predetermined amount of data used, VPN access is completely free and unlimited.
HOW WORKS THE OPERA INBUILT VPN?
After you enable the VPN service, just like with other VPN services, it will replace your actual IP address with a virtual one, allowing you to remain anonymous online. Websites won't be able to find your device or track where you are.
You can switch between Asia, Europe, and the United States. Additionally, the VPN can select the fastest connection for your location in the Optimal mode.
For more relevant search results, you can also enable your search engine to detect your region and bypass the VPN. Additionally, the VPN can be enabled only for incognito tabs.
Users who are concerned about their privacy will be pleased to learn that Opera's VPN is a "no-log" service because the company will not collect information that passes through network servers.
Opera is still testing this feature, which will be made available to Android Beta users in the coming weeks.
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