Platform · Android
VPN for Android
Android phones live on other people's networks — carrier data, home Wi-Fi, shopping-mall hotspots. ClickVPN wraps the whole device in an encrypted tunnel with smart routing and per-app control, so privacy does not depend on where you are.
ClickVPN on Android
Whole-device protection
Browsers, messengers, and background sync all travel inside the encrypted tunnel.
Per-app split tunneling
Choose which apps use the tunnel and which connect directly — banking protected, local taxi app direct.
Stable on mobile networks
Designed to hold the connection through network switches, weak signal, and crowded public Wi-Fi.
No-logs policy
Your activity is not collected on any platform — Android included.
How to set up a VPN on Android
From sign-up to protected in a few minutes, right on the phone.
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Create your account
Register with your email in any browser and activate the free trial.
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Get the app
Use the ClickVPN app for Android when available — current availability per platform is on the download page.
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Or import a VLESS profile
Your subscription includes VLESS profiles for the mature ecosystem of VLESS-compatible Android clients — see the VLESS guide.
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Approve and connect
Confirm Android's VPN permission dialog once; afterwards protection is a single tap, with a status icon in the bar.
Android privacy, handled at the network level
Android's openness is its strength and its exposure: apps from many sources, background services, and a device that joins whatever network is closest. Every one of those networks — carrier, café, airport — can observe DNS lookups and connection metadata for the entire device. A VPN closes that in one move, for every app at once, without rooting or per-app fiddling.
Android is also where per-app control shines. ClickVPN's split tunneling lets you decide which apps use the tunnel: keep banking, mail, and browsers protected while a delivery app that needs your real location connects directly. Combined with smart routing — local services direct, protected traffic tunneled — the phone simply behaves correctly on every network.
Setup happens entirely on the device: account, trial, connect. Android shows its standard VPN permission dialog once, then the connection is one tap and a status icon. If the native app has not reached your device yet, the Android ecosystem of VLESS-compatible clients is the most mature of any platform — your subscription's profiles import in minutes, as covered in the VLESS guide.
Android VPN questions
The whole device: Android's VPN service routes traffic from every app through the tunnel — browsers, messengers, games, and background sync.
Yes — split tunneling gives per-app control, so apps that need a direct connection (like local services) can bypass the tunnel while everything else stays protected.
Phones and tablets follow the same setup. For TV devices, VLESS-compatible clients are the current path; check the download page for app availability.
The download page always reflects current per-platform availability. Meanwhile your subscription works today through VLESS profiles in compatible Android clients.
The tunnel's overhead is small on both counts. Screen, video, and sync habits dominate battery and data usage far more than the VPN layer.