Connect and Change VPN Locations
StrongVPN centers its Android workflow on starting a VPN connection without building a manual profile. Once an account is active, users can connect from the main screen, view the current IP and connection time, and choose another server when they need a different route. The location picker supports browsing available destinations and searching for a country or city.
Nearby-server choices can shorten the selection process, while city and country sorting help when a particular destination matters. This makes the app practical for travel, public Wi-Fi, or routine browsing where users want one familiar place to start, stop, and change their VPN connection.
Choose WireGuard, OpenVPN, or IKEv2
Protocol controls let users adapt StrongVPN to different networks instead of relying on a single connection method. The Android app supports WireGuard, OpenVPN, and IKEv2, giving users options that balance speed, compatibility, and connection behavior. OpenVPN settings also include TCP and UDP choices, which can help when one transport performs better on a particular Wi-Fi or mobile network.
Additional connection controls include port selection and a Scramble option intended for restrictive network conditions. These choices are most useful for people who move between home, work, hotel, and public networks and want troubleshooting options inside the app before changing device-wide settings.
Route Apps with Split Tunneling
Split tunneling gives StrongVPN users control over which Android apps use the VPN tunnel. An app can be excluded when it needs a direct local connection, while other traffic continues through the selected VPN server. This is useful when a banking, streaming, work, or smart-home app behaves differently behind a VPN or needs access to a nearby service.
The settings area also includes LAN access and automatic reconnection controls. LAN access can keep local devices reachable while the VPN is active, and automatic reconnection helps restore the tunnel after an interruption. Together, these options support a more flexible setup than routing every app and local connection in exactly the same way.
Manage an Account and Multiple Devices
StrongVPN uses an account-based service, so the Android app asks for the email address and password connected to an active subscription. The login screen also includes password recovery, making it possible to restore access before reaching server and connection controls. Once signed in, account details and online support are available through the app settings.
The service is designed for use across phones, tablets, computers, and other supported devices, with public product information describing up to twelve simultaneous connections. That can suit households or individuals who regularly switch devices. Users should still manage credentials carefully and review their subscription terms through the account page before adding more devices.
