How To Set-Up VPN on Android Without Any App

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VPN stands for Virtual Private Network, which allows server requests to pass through different servers anonymously. VPN services are mainly used to surf anonymously on Android or any other device. 

To do this, you always use some VPN services which come in the form of some third party apps or use proxy servers etc. to set up a private network on your device. 

Normally, you access these services with apps on Android, but the VPN feature is also available on almost any Android device you may use. 

So here we are with the discussion of setting up a VPN on Android without an app. Yes, this is possible with your Android device's VPN function, which you can configure yourself by following the steps below.

The method is very simple and easy and only requires initial setup to set up the VPN permanently on your Android device. You just need to follow a few simple steps below to proceed.

1. In your android device, navigate to Menu ⇾ Settings.
2. Click on MORE option there.
3. Click on VPN and a blank setting screen will appear.
4. Click on ‘+’ button there at the right top corner.
5. Now enter the name of VPN as GAYRI-MI and at the type select the type you want to request to server and at the last field enter any VPN address that you want to set in your android device.
6. After filling up all the fields, click on save button.
7. Now the VPN will appear, tap on it and enter the username and password in it and click on connect.
8. Now in your notification bar you will see running VPN service without any third party app in your android device.

So above it's about setting up a VPN on Android without any apps. This makes it easy to use a private, secure network and also allows you to access blocked sites and use apps that are currently blocked on the network you are connected to. And it allows you to protect your device from hackers to some extent.