Swing VPN for Android

Swing VPN 1.8.4-B is an Android VPN app from Limestone Software Solutions. Like other consumer VPNs, it encrypts the connection between your phone and a remote server and shows websites the server's address instead of yours. The app is free to download; before you download Swing VPN for Android, read the answers below, because our data has no official store link for it.

What does Swing VPN do?

When you connect, Android routes app traffic through an encrypted tunnel to Swing VPN's server. On shared Wi-Fi in cafés, libraries or hotels, other users of the network then see only encrypted data. Websites see the server's IP address and location. A key icon in the status bar shows that the tunnel is active.

Where can I get it safely?

We do not have an official website or store link for Swing VPN. Search for it in the app store on your phone and check that the developer is Limestone Software Solutions. Do not install VPN apps from random APK sites: a modified VPN client can see or redirect all your traffic, which defeats its purpose entirely.

Is it free?

The app is free to install. Free VPNs usually show ads or offer a paid upgrade for more servers and speed. Check the price and renewal terms of any subscription before accepting a trial.

Does it make me anonymous?

No. A VPN hides your IP address from websites and encrypts traffic on the local network, but accounts you log in to still identify you, and the VPN operator can see your connections. Read the privacy policy to decide whether you trust the operator.

Why is my connection slower?

Traffic travels through the VPN server first. Choose a server close to you, try another location, or switch between Wi-Fi and mobile data. Free servers are often busiest in the evening.

Why do some apps refuse to work?

Banking, payment and some streaming apps block VPN connections. Pause the VPN while using them.

Is it legal?

VPN use is legal in most countries but restricted in some, and many schools and workplaces ban personal VPNs on their networks. Follow the rules where you are.

How big is it?

About 32.50 MB according to catalogue data.

How do I keep it connected?

Exclude the app from battery optimisation so Android does not stop it in the background, and keep it updated through the store you installed it from.

Pros and cons

• Pro: simple VPN protection on public networks.
• Pro: free to install.
• Pro: small app.
• Con: no official store link or website in our data.
• Con: little public information about the operator.

What are the alternatives?

VPN apps with clear official sources in our listings include ProtonVPN, Hotspot Shield VPN, Turbo VPN and Outline VPN.