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Size: 27.82 MB
File type: APK
Requirement: Android 10+
Uploaded on: Aug 22, 2026

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Private Internet Access VPN 4.0.37 is an Android client that sends device traffic through a chosen encrypted server, helping users protect browsing on public Wi-Fi and keep a different IP address while traveling. The connection workflow also supports streaming, downloads, and gaming, with per-app routing for services that need a direct path. A kill switch can stop traffic during a dropped tunnel, while MACE filtering and WireGuard or OpenVPN choices give privacy-minded users room to tune the setup. The arm64-v8a, 480-640 dpi APKM bundle targets Android 10 or newer; it needs a split-package installer, a PIA account, and Android VPN configuration approval before it can provide a connection.

Choose a nearby or distant PIA endpoint

Selecting a server changes the route used by the device and gives the session a different public IP. That can make hotel, airport, or cafe browsing easier to manage while keeping ordinary Android apps inside the same privacy workflow. Users can switch endpoints when a route is busy or a nearby region is more suitable for speed. Network performance and access to individual services still depend on the connection and location.

Per-App Routing for Mixed Connections

Per App Settings lets one application bypass the tunnel while the rest of the phone remains protected. It is useful for local services or apps that do not behave well through a VPN, and the rule can be changed from the dashboard instead of toggling the whole VPN. This keeps a mixed network routine practical for work, streaming, and everyday browsing.

Connection Protection When Networks Change

A kill switch can block traffic after a dropped VPN tunnel, and Android's always-on controls can reinforce that boundary. MACE filtering helps reduce many ad and tracker domains, while WireGuard and OpenVPN give users two familiar protocol paths. Together these controls help a privacy-focused user adjust protection without replacing the Android connection workflow.

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