Yo, I feel your pain with the android proxy hunt. Most free ones are trash, but I've had decent luck with ProxyDroid. It's open-source, so less sketchy, and you can manually input proxy servers (find free ones on sites like ProxyScrape).
Speed ain't amazing, but it’s usable for basic browsing. Just avoid the "auto-connect" ones—they’re usually ad farms.
Privacy-wise? Eh, proxies hide your IP but don’t encrypt traffic like VPNs. If you’re just bypassing geo-blocks, it’s fine.
Speed ain't amazing, but it’s usable for basic browsing. Just avoid the "auto-connect" ones—they’re usually ad farms.
Privacy-wise? Eh, proxies hide your IP but don’t encrypt traffic like VPNs. If you’re just bypassing geo-blocks, it’s fine.