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Hotspot shield is popular free VPN service on Windows platform. It is ad supported and the quality of service is good for a free service. However, I did not find an Android client for Hotspot shield.

I'm looking for free VPN service for Android with good service quality. What is the best free VPN service under Android? Quality of service includes high bandwidth and low latency (delay).

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This doesn't really make sense. VPN services are independent of the OS the client uses. You could use Hotspot if they/someone made an Android client for it. In either case, shopping recommendations are subjective and offtopic; please read the FAQ. – Matthew Read♦ Apr 8 '11 at 17:46
Hotspot Shield is actually available for Android now... unless the OP is un-aware of it or not? – t0mm13b Dec 10 '12 at 21:56

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If you are looking for best quality free VPN service for Android, go for RaptorVPN. There's no need to install additional VPN client app. It works with in-built VPN of Android.

If your device is rooted and you've server (with full SSH access) running somewhere on internet, I recommend to use SSH Tunnel app with socks proxy option checked (for dynamic port forwarding). There's no need to install VPN server or proxy server. There's no need to do complicated configurations on server.Plus, your data will be secured inside powerful encrypted tunnel, too.
With this method, your data will be under your control (There's no involvement of third-party services).

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Been using DroidVPN for months now. All you need is to signup to their website and then install their own vpn client.

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