A new version of the Opera browser for Android devices features free and unlimited VPN use.
The update, which arrived in May on iOS and on desktop in April, allows users to make use of an IP address in five countries.
Users will be able to mask their own locations and browse the web from the US, Canada, Germany, Singapore and the Netherlands.
Naturally, the Norwegian company’s visual representative for the new functionality is Olaf The VPN viking.
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On the Google Play page, Opera says more virtual locations are coming soon.
The VPN service is provided by SurfEasy, which also has a standalone app available for Android.
The browser also features a built-in ad tracker blocker that will prevent advertisers from following you around the web.
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