Public Wi-Fi is convenient, but it is still a network you do not control. Mumi VPN lets Android users route selected traffic through a VPN connection while using Wi-Fi in cafés, hotels, airports and other shared locations.
A VPN creates an encrypted connection between your Android device and the VPN service for traffic routed through it. This can reduce exposure of that traffic to other devices and network operators on the local Wi-Fi network.
A VPN does not replace normal security practices. Keep Android and your apps updated, prefer HTTPS websites, avoid installing unknown files and be careful with unexpected login pages on public networks.
Open Mumi VPN, choose an available VPN location and connect. Once Android shows the VPN connection as active, apps included in the VPN route can use the connection through Mumi.
Yes, as long as the Wi-Fi network provides normal internet access and does not block the VPN connection.
No. A VPN protects traffic routed through its tunnel, but it cannot protect you from every malicious website, unsafe download or compromised device.
Yes. Mumi supports split tunneling for per-app VPN control.
