The end of fake VPNs? Google Play Store now shows which VPNs are secure enough to be trusted

The end of fake VPNs? Google Play Store now shows which VPNs are secure enough to be trusted
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The end of fake VPNs? Google Play Store now shows which VPNs are secure enough to be trusted
Author: chiara.castro@futurenet.com (Chiara Castro)
Published: Jan, 29 2025 17:41

Summary at a Glance

Google's new badge will be displayed on the VPN app's details page and in search results as a guarantee the virtual private network (VPN) service meets Google's safety standards.

Google Play Store now shows which VPNs are secure enough to be trusted A "Verified" badge for VPN apps that prioritize user privacy and safety has been added to the service.

The Google Play Store has just introduced a new way for VPN providers to show they offer secure and trustworthy services – a "Verified" badge.

To be eligible for the new verification badge, VPN providers need to complete a Mobile Application Security Assessment (MASA) Level 2 validation.

Eligible app developers must also submit information on how they collect user data and opt into independent security reviews.

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