VPN App for Android in Indonesia: kemangVPN for Phones and Tablets

Why use a VPN on your Android phone?

Your phone is the device you use most away from home. It joins WiFi at cafes, coworking spaces, hotels and guest networks at the office, often without you knowing who runs them. On networks like these, unencrypted traffic may be visible to the network operator or other users.

A VPN app for Android wraps all traffic from your device in a 256-bit encrypted tunnel to a kemangVPN server. The main benefits:

• Safer public WiFi. Logins, messages and browsing are encrypted before they leave your phone.
• Privacy from the network provider. The network operator only sees that you are connected to a VPN server, not the content of your traffic.
• More secure remote access. Useful for checking work email or internal systems while you are out.
• No traffic logging. kemangVPN does not keep logs of your traffic activity.

How to get started on Android

Activation is automatic once your payment is confirmed, so you can be connected within minutes.

1. Subscribe. Sign up here and choose your VPN username. Want to try it first? Get a 1-day pass for US$1.00.
2. Check your email. Your VPN username and password are sent to your inbox. If they are not there, check your spam folder too.
3. Install the app. On Google Play our app is called VPNClient. Download VPNClient for Android, open Settings, enter the username and password from your email, then tap Update.
4. Connect. Choose a server location, tap the switch to connect, and allow the VPN connection request by tapping OK.

An illustrated guide is in the Android VPN tutorial, with more detail in the Android installation steps. The app runs on Android phones and tablets with Android 5 or later.

Android VPN app and protocol options

There are three ways to connect from Android, and they all use the same account:

• The VPNClient app (VPNClient). The most convenient option. The server list is built in, and you can choose a UDP or TCP port in Settings.
• Manual L2TP/IPsec setup in Android. No extra app needed. Add a VPN profile in your phone's connection settings using a server address and IPsec pre-shared key from the Client Area. Follow the manual Android setup tutorial.
• OpenVPN for Android or OpenVPN Connect. Download a server profile file from the Client Area and import it into the OpenVPN app. The steps are in the OpenVPN tutorial.

kemangVPN supports OpenVPN, IKEv2, L2TP/IPsec, and WireGuard on selected servers, with 84 servers in 45 countries including Jakarta and Singapore. See the server list for every location.

Battery and speed tips for Android

A few small habits keep the VPN light on your phone:

• Choose a nearby server. The closer the server, the lower the latency tends to be. Jakarta or Singapore suit users in Indonesia well.
• Switch ports if needed. If a UDP connection will not connect, change the port to 20 TCP in the app's Settings.
• Restart your phone after the first install. The very first connection can take a little longer.
• Check battery saver settings. Some phone brands close background apps automatically, so exclude VPNClient from battery optimization to keep the connection stable.

We don't limit quota or bandwidth, so your speed follows your ISP or mobile carrier. If you have trouble connecting, visit the connection help page.

One account for 10 devices

One kemangVPN account works on 10 devices. Your Android phone, tablet, laptop and the family iPhone can all share the same subscription with the same username and password. Guides for other devices are on the how to use page.

Prices start at US$3.99 per month on the yearly plan. Pay in USD with PayPal, or in IDR with card, QRIS, bank virtual account or Alfamart. Subscription plans come with a 7-day money-back guarantee, except the 1-day and 7-day passes.