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Free VPN for Android

Protect your browsing on public networks with a fast, privacy-first VPN. Completely free with unlimited bandwidth. No signup required.

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Free on Google Play · Android 7.0 or newer

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WiFi Protect for Android, connected to the United States, with the connection timer and data countersThe WiFi Protect country list on Android, with servers in countries such as Japan, South Korea and the United States
Connected, and the country list.

What you get on Android

  • One-tap connect

    Get protected in seconds. No complicated setup, just tap and you're secure.

  • Auto-connect

    Connects as soon as the app starts, so you're protected from the start.

  • Choose a country

    Or let the app pick the fastest server for you.

  • Private by design

    We don't log your browsing activity. Your privacy is our priority.

  • Unlimited bandwidth

    Browse, stream, and download without limits. Truly unlimited, truly free.

  • No registration required

    Start protecting your privacy immediately. No email, no payment, no personal info needed.

Get started

  1. Install WiFi Protect from Google Play.
  2. Open it and tap Connect.
  3. Tap OK when Android asks to allow the VPN connection.

Requirements

Android
7.0 or newer
Devices
Phones, tablets, Android TV
Store
Google Play
Updates
Through Google Play
Price
Free

Android questions

Also on Windows and Fire TV

Is WiFi Protect for Android free?

Yes. WiFi Protect is 100% free, forever. There are no hidden fees, no premium tiers, no in-app purchases, and no time limits.

Which Android version do I need?

Android 7.0 or newer, on a phone, tablet or Android TV. Install WiFi Protect from Google Play, which also keeps it up to date.

Why does Android ask me to allow a VPN connection?

Android asks before any app can set up a VPN connection. Tap OK to let WiFi Protect connect.

Does it work on Amazon Fire TV?

Yes, with a version made for Fire TV. Its installation instructions are being updated; until then, our support team can help.