Google coming out with a VPN connectivity App for Android Lollipop users?
Google seems to be working on a new VPN service for use on open WiFi networks
Android lollipop users may not require to use private VPN apps if what John Freml of Pocketables has posted is true. Google is trying out its own VPN connectivity App for providing secure services on open Wi-Fi systems.Freml discovered that upon updating to Android 5.1 which is Lollipop latest update, on his Google Nexus 6 by Motorola, while exploring the installed Apps he found a new and unique app called “Google Connectivity Services.”
Using QuickShortcutMaker, Freml brought up the app on his home screen and launched it. He was greeted by the screen below :
Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to actually connect to any VPN, using an open WiFi network, a secured WiFi network, or LTE. It’s unclear when Google will launch this feature, whether it will be open to everyone or just certain types of users, or if Google might discontinue it, like it did with App Opps.It seems that Google is trying out this VPN service in secret and may activate it in near future. As Freml said above, it may also discontinue it.
If you have got a Nexus 6 and want to find this App go to Settings > Apps > All, scroll down, and there it is.
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