Android phone cybersecurity guide: protecting your personal information with static proxy apps

In today’s digital age, securing personal information has become a very important task. To protect your online security, you can use a static proxy app to protect your personal information. The following will explain in detail how to set up a static proxy app on your Android phone to protect your online privacy.
Step 1: Download the static proxy app from the app store
Open the app store, search for static proxy app, download and install it. Usually, these apps are free, but there are also paid versions. After installation, open the app.
Step 2: Set up the static proxy
Open the static proxy app and go to the settings page, you will see some options. Select “Static proxy settings” and enter the proxy server address and port number. You can find this information on the proxy provider’s website. Make sure the information you entered is correct, and then save the settings.
Step 3: Enable Static Proxy
Once the settings are completed, enable the static proxy to ensure that your network traffic is transmitted through the proxy server. Open your phone’s settings, select the “WLAN” option, find the Wi-Fi network you are connected to and long press to connect, select “Modify network”. Here, select “Advanced Options” and find the “Proxy Settings” option. Select “Manual”, enter the proxy server address and port number, and save the settings. Now, you have successfully enabled the static proxy.
Step 4: Verify if the proxy is valid
If the IP address you see does not match your actual location, you have successfully set up a static proxy.
Summary
Using a static proxy app is an effective way to protect your personal information. The process of setting up a static proxy app on your Android phone may seem a bit tedious, but by simply following the four steps above, you can easily protect your online privacy. When using a static proxy app, make sure you trust the proxy server you are using and be especially careful when using public Wi-Fi networks.