Secure Your Android Device Over Public Wi-Fi With Hotspot Shield

Public hotspots are a risky business. You may have your precious data snooped away from your device over a public wi-fi network. However, there are certain tools with the help of which you can avoid such a happening. For instance, the Hotspot Shield app by AnchroFree is able to guard your device over a public wi-fi.


The iOS version of Hotspot Shield app was launched last year. However, Android users had to wait for quite some time and the company has launched the Android version of the app only now.

This app is able to furnish a number of online security services to secure your device against potential threats. Combining VPN web browsing with anti-malware, the app also make use of broadband data compression. Android devices have been particularly targeted by malware and other malicious software in the past due to their open-source nature.

In that context, using such an app when using an Android device over a public Wi-Fi can indeed be very useful. Hotspot shield comes with other features too such as private browsing on public networks and bandwidth containment, thus mitigating the risk greatly for your Android device.

Currently, two version of the app are being offered for Android users. One version is free, coming with unlimited VPN browsing and security from close to a million known security threats. However, to make use of more sophisticated services such as data compression and safety from millions of more security threats, you will have to purchase the ‘Elite’ version of the app which costs $1.99 per month or $19.99 for a year.

If you have multiple Android devices and wish to use the app across all of them, the good thing is that you will have to pay just once.

Get Hotspot Shield From Google Play

Source: AnchorFree


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Salman

Salman Latif is a software engineer with a specific interest in social media, big data and real-world solutions using the two.Other than that, he is a bit of a gypsy. He also writes in his own blog. You can find him on Google+ and Twitter .

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