Super VPN: Secure & Fast Proxy

Cons

• Contains ads — the Play Store listing explicitly states the app contains ads (impacts privacy and user experience).
• Data sharing with third parties — developer declaration indicates the app may share Location, App info & performance, and Device or other IDs with third parties.
• Privacy and logging details are vague — the Play Store entry gives minimal detail about what data is collected or retained; the app’s exact logging, retention and third‑party tracking practices are unclear from the public listing and privacy page.
• Developer and website concerns — the public website listed (pokiv.com) appears to be a casual games portal (not a professional VPN provider), which reduces confidence in developer professionalism and trustworthiness.
• Potential exposure of location and device identifiers — because location and device IDs may be shared, users seeking strong anonymity should be cautious.
• No independent security audit or reputation indicators — there’s no evidence of third‑party security audits, open‑source code, or industry certifications to verify encryption/no‑logging claims.
• Performance and reliability claims unverified — promises of “top server speed & reliability” and “no speed limitation” are marketing claims without independent benchmarks in the listing.
• Limited transparency about backend infrastructure — little technical detail about server ownership, jurisdiction, or how DNS/leak protection is handled.
• Runs as a foreground service — while necessary to keep the VPN active, this also makes persistent background presence obvious to users and may have battery impact.
• Potential risk from small/unvetted developer — apps from individual or little‑known developers can present higher risk (malicious behaviour or poor maintenance) compared with established VPN vendors.