Bulb VPN-Unlimited Proxy
There Some FunnyBulb VPN-Unlimited Proxy is an Android VPN app that describes account-free access, server choices for general use or streaming, and a kill switch. Its description also claims unlimited time, data, and bandwidth; these are product claims, not independently verified details.
App information
- Developer
- There Some Funny
- Category
- Tools
- Package name
- com.bulb.bulbvpn
- Version
- 1.0.0
- File size
- 30.4 MB
- Requires
- Android Language:
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About this app
Bulb VPN-Unlimited Proxy is an Android app for connecting to a VPN while browsing the internet. Its description says users can start using the service without registering or logging in, and outlines server-selection advice for general browsing and streaming.
Access and usage claims
The app is described as requiring no registration or login to access its VPN service. Its listing also claims that usage has no time, data, or bandwidth limits. These statements describe what the app’s source material advertises; they do not establish independently verified service terms or performance. The material positions the VPN for activities such as browsing, streaming, and downloading, without specifying particular supported services or connection speeds.
Server selection
For general use, the description advises choosing a server near the user’s location, saying this may reduce latency. It also refers to servers optimized for streaming and recommends selecting one for video playback. The source does not identify server locations, explain how to distinguish these options in the app, or provide performance measurements. It describes its connection lines as high quality, but does not provide details that substantiate a particular speed or reliability level.
Privacy and connection interruption
The app’s description says it does not record personal information and presents the VPN as a way to browse anonymously. These are claims made in the supplied product material, rather than independently confirmed privacy or security guarantees. The description also identifies a kill switch: it says this feature disconnects internet access if the VPN connection drops, with the aim of preventing exposure of the user’s IP address or data outside the VPN connection. The source does not explain the feature’s settings or when it activates, so users should not infer additional behavior beyond that description.
Version history
View all26 Jun 2024 · stable
