GreenNet VPN 1.7.23 for Android

GreenNet VPN 1.7.23 is a free Android VPN app published by the developer Anonymith. It encrypts traffic between your phone and a VPN server and changes the IP address that websites see, all with a single connect button. You can download GreenNet VPN for Android from Google Play.

Who GreenNet VPN is for

GreenNet VPN is made for people who want a free, quick way to add encryption on networks they do not control. Think of students connecting to campus or dormitory Wi-Fi, commuters on train and bus hotspots, and travellers in hotels and airports. These networks are shared by strangers, and a VPN keeps the data between your phone and the VPN server unreadable to them. The app suits users who prefer not to deal with settings: install, tap, and the phone is protected. It is less suitable for anyone who needs to know exactly who operates the servers, which jurisdiction they fall under and what is logged. The publisher is an individual developer name rather than a well-known security company, so do some homework: read the store listing, the privacy policy and recent reviews. For work that involves confidential data, a VPN from your employer or a provider with published audits is the more responsible choice. For casual browsing on public Wi-Fi, a free app like this can be a reasonable extra layer.

Key facts

Installing it

1. Open the GreenNet VPN page on Google Play and check the developer name.
2. Install and open the app.
3. Tap connect and approve Android's request to create a VPN.
4. Look for the key icon in the status bar before browsing.

Checks before trusting a free VPN

• Does the privacy policy say what is logged and for how long?
• Does the app ask for permissions beyond network access?
• Are there aggressive ads or unexpected subscription prompts?
• Do recent reviews mention connection drops or data problems?

When to turn it off

At home on your own router, a VPN adds little protection and can slow down games, calls and streaming. Turn it on when you join a network you do not control and off again afterwards. If a banking app refuses to open, pause the VPN for that session.

Legal note

VPN use is legal in most countries, but some restrict it, and schools and employers often forbid personal VPNs on their networks. Follow the rules that apply to you.

Pros and cons

• Pro: free, one-tap connection.
• Pro: extra protection on shared Wi-Fi.
• Pro: no configuration needed.
• Con: little public information about the operator.
• Con: free servers can be slow at busy times.

Alternatives

Better-documented options in our listings include ProtonVPN, Hotspot Shield VPN and Outline VPN. 1.1.1.1 from Cloudflare encrypts DNS and traffic without choosing a location.