For Android users, we recommend using either IKEv2 (Internet Key Exchange version 2) or V2Ray, both of which are included in VPN Super and optimized for mobile performance. IKEv2 is an excellent all-around choice that offers a perfect balance of speed, security, and battery efficiency. It's particularly good at handling network changes when your Android phone switches from Wi-Fi to mobile data or moves between cell towers, IKEv2 quickly and seamlessly re-establishes your VPN connection without dropping it. This makes it ideal for users who are frequently on the move. The protocol is also known for being battery-friendly, an important consideration for mobile devices.
V2Ray, on the other hand, is a modern, sophisticated protocol that excels at bypassing censorship and restrictive networks. If you're in a country with heavy internet restrictions or using a network that blocks VPN traffic, V2Ray's advanced obfuscation techniques can disguise your VPN traffic as regular HTTPS traffic, making it nearly impossible to detect or block. V2Ray also offers excellent speed and security. VPN Super automatically selects the optimal protocol based on your network conditions, but advanced users can manually choose their preferred protocol in the app's settings. Both protocols use strong encryption and are regularly updated to address any potential vulnerabilities.