INT VPN - Fast Stable Proxy is an Android app in the Tools category, developed by SURUIDEV Studio and listed at version 1.1.0. Its core function is VPN connectivity: routing a device's internet traffic through servers in several world regions, with encryption intended to keep browsing history, location, and IP address confidential.
Region-based server connections
The listing names five regions for server connections: America, Asia Pacific, Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. The description presents these options as a way to reach websites, online games, and regional content from different parts of the world. It does not state how many servers exist or which specific cities or countries are covered, so those details are not included here.
Privacy and encryption
The source says the VPN encrypts personal information so that browsing history, location, and IP address remain confidential. The FAQ portion of the listing explains that encryption of the connection is meant to make it difficult for others to intercept or access data sent through it. The listing also uses strong absolute wording about privacy, such as stating that no one can access the real IP address. These are the developer's own descriptions and have not been independently verified in the supplied information.
Wi-Fi hotspot feature
The app can create a Wi-Fi hotspot for the user's device, which the listing describes as secure. The supplied details do not explain how the hotspot is configured, how many devices it can serve, or whether any limits apply.
Speed and stability claims
The listing describes the service as fast and stable and says its dedicated server network is optimized for speed, which the developer presents as suitable for browsing, streaming, and online gaming. No measured speed, latency, or throughput results are provided, so these statements remain developer descriptions.
Information not covered by the listing
The supplied details do not document pricing, in-app purchases, required permissions, or a verified minimum Android version. The minimum OS field in the source data is incomplete, so no compatibility requirement is stated here.