Opera on Android has unlimited free VPN integration
Opera has long integrated a free VPN service into a browser on a computer and recently they have done this for mobile browsers on Android. This means that Opera browser users on Android can access anonymous, unlimited bandwidth and access to some blocked websites.
Currently, the VPN feature is only available on Opera beta, but Opera said it will soon update this feature for all users.
To use Opera VPN on Android devices, users need to access the link below to update to the latest Opera beta version:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.opera.browser.beta
To access the on / off VPN section, access the Settings section by clicking on the Opera logo at the bottom right of the screen. Here, users can customize some things like bypass VPN on the search engine, only use VPN for anonymous tabs.
In addition, Opera has also warned that the speed of web surfing may be affected when enabling VPN.
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