GhostVPN-Faster is a VPN app for Android published by developer SaferV under the Tools category and listed at version 1.0.4. According to its description, the app is designed to keep online activity private while giving users access to websites, apps, and streaming content through a network of servers in several countries.
Server network and automatic selection
The description says the app operates servers in numerous countries and can connect users to a server in a different location. It also states that the app automatically chooses the server it considers fastest, so users do not need to compare locations or adjust connection settings themselves. The developer presents this as a way to support smoother browsing and streaming. These performance outcomes are the developer's own claims and are not independently verified here.
Privacy, security, and logging
The listing says the app uses encryption protocols to help protect data from hackers, snoopers, and other online threats. It also states that the service follows a zero logging policy, meaning the developer says it does not track or store users' online activity. These are the developer's descriptions of the app's privacy and security measures, and this profile does not confirm their technical details.
Access to restricted content
The app is described as a way to bypass online censorship and reach restricted websites and apps. The description specifically mentions access to streaming services such as Netflix, Hulu, and BBC iPlayer, including when users are traveling or live in regions with strict internet rules. Whether a particular service works depends on that service's own restrictions, and the description does not guarantee access.
Bandwidth and data limits
The description states that the app offers unlimited bandwidth, meaning streaming, downloading, and browsing are not described as limited by data caps or throttling. Because this is a developer claim, the details should be checked in the app or store listing before they are relied upon.
Setup and device use
The description outlines a simple workflow: install the app, choose a server, and connect with a single click, without requiring technical skills. It also says multiple devices can use the service at the same time, which the developer suggests could cover a household's online activity. The description additionally lists Windows, Mac, and iOS among supported platforms, but this Android profile does not verify those statements.