SmallRabbitVPN
small rabbitSmallRabbitVPN is a VPN app whose listed controls include server-location and encryption-protocol choices. Its description also notes restrictions on some traffic and says one to three lines are available for web and social services.
App information
- Developer
- small rabbit
- Category
- Tools
- Package name
- me.xhss.rabbit
- Version
- 1.4
- File size
- 6.6 MB
- Requires
- Android Language:
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About this app
SmallRabbitVPN is a VPN app that describes server-location and encryption-protocol choices for browsing the internet. Its listing presents these controls alongside a service intended for personal use, while noting that some traffic and lines may be restricted or temporarily unavailable.
Server locations and browsing
The description says users can connect to servers in different regions and choose a preferred location. It presents this as a way to access region-specific services, though it does not identify particular locations or guarantee access to any content. The listing also recommends choosing a nearby server for performance, but does not provide measurements or specific connection-speed claims that can be independently assessed.
The listing describes the app as protecting online activity and says it encrypts internet traffic and masks IP addresses. These are claims in the supplied description, not independent verification of privacy or security. It also names OpenVPN as an available encryption protocol. The other protocol name is incomplete in the source, so it cannot be identified reliably.
Service availability and restrictions
SmallRabbitVPN’s description says that some protocols, including P2P downloads, are restricted to maintain performance. It states that one to three dedicated lines are available for web and social services. Lines may also be temporarily blocked; the listing asks users to allow 48 hours while service is restored. It does not specify which lines may be affected or guarantee a restoration time.
Intended use
The source states that SmallRabbitVPN is intended for personal use and says users should comply with local and national laws. It does not provide a minimum Android version in the supplied compatibility field. Together, these details describe the service’s stated scope and limitations, rather than promising uninterrupted access or a particular privacy outcome.
Version history
View all09 Aug 2024 · stable
