Opera Browser for Android now includes a device-wide VPN Pro Beta

Opera Browser for Android now encompasses a beta version of VPN Pro, a device-wide VPN. A premium device-wide VPN that does not require the installation of any different apps. The VPN Pro service adds extra security and privacy to the entire Android device for the users of Opera.

Existing Opera users can easily sign up for Opera VPN Pro using their Opera sync accounts, eliminating the need to download another app or create a new account. In general, VPN Pro makes Android devices more secure. It can protect up to six Android devices with a single subscription.

Opera’s free VPN, like VPN Pro, keeps no logs. It also provides access to 3000+ private network servers, including over 30 virtual locations around the world, allowing users to stream videos, download files, and browse the internet securely and safely with a fast VPN connection and unlimited bandwidth for their Android devices.

VPN Pro is compatible with Android 6.0 and later by installing Opera for Android Beta, version 68.2. Users can subscribe to Opera VPN Pro directly from the Opera Browser on Android to improve device security and also safety (beta).

Pricing and availability

Opera VPN Pro is readily accessible in the majority of territories throughout the world. A 7-day free trial is offered, as well as a 30-day money-back guarantee. The early bird beta cost for VPN protection is $2.99 / INR 220 for one month, or $1.99 / INR 153.33 per month with a three-month subscription.

You can get the Opera browser beta from the Google Play Store to check out the features.

Introducing Opera VPN Pro, Stefan Stjernelund, Product Manager Opera for Android said:

We at Opera have always been focusing on ensuring users’ privacy by constantly introducing free built-in advanced features aimed at protecting users when they are surfing the web. Recently, we were spotting the increasing interest in trusted entire-device protection based on our users’ requests. That’s why launching a trusted VPN Pro solution was a logical further step for Opera.


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