Introduction
In this tutorial, we'll explore a method to share any VPN connection from your Android phone with your computer and PlayStation 4. This technique allows bypassing internet censorship without the need to root your Android device, making it accessible to a wider audience.
Getting Started
To begin, you'll need to download and install the an app from the Google Play Store. Additionally, ensure your VPN is up and running on your Android device, connecting it to the internet.
Setting Up The App
Once installed, open the application. Navigate to settings by tapping on the three dots in the upper right corner of the screen. Under HTTP proxy, select the IP address assigned by your router and leave the port number as default (8080).
Sharing VPN Connection
Toggle on the HTTP switch to start the proxy server. With this setup, your Android device is now hosting a network and sharing the VPN connection.
Configuring Devices: PlayStation 4 Configuration and
Computer Configuration
To configure your PlayStation 4 and computer, you'll need the host IP address and port number provided by the App.
Testing the Connection
With both devices configured, test the connection by accessing websites or online services. You should now have unrestricted access, bypassing any censorship.
Browser Configuration: Firefox and Google Chrome
If you prefer to tunnel only specific applications or web browsers through the VPN, you can configure individual settings.
Conclusion
By following these steps, you can share your VPN connection from your Android phone with your computer and PlayStation 4, effectively bypassing internet censorship. This method provides a straightforward solution without the need for rooting your Android device, making it accessible to a broader audience. Remember, you can extend this method to other devices with proxy settings, such as TVs, tablets, IP cameras, and more.
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