Some apps on the App Store and Google Play use names, logos, and colors that look a lot like VPN Super. They aren't made by us, and we can't vouch for what they do with your data or your money. Here's how to make sure you have the real thing.
3 ways to confirm you have the real app
- Check the full name. The real app's full name is VPN - Super Unlimited Proxy. If the listing uses a different name, or one that's only similar, it isn't ours.
- Look for an established track record. The real VPN Super app has a strong rating backed by a large number of reviews. The exact rating count varies by app store and by country, so don't rely on a specific number—compare what you see against other listings claiming to be VPN Super, and be wary of a listing with very few reviews or a suspiciously perfect rating.
- When in doubt, download from our official website: vpnsuper.com. Always download our app from our download page. We'll always link you to the correct App Store or Google Play listing, or, for Windows and Mac, give you the correct direct download.
Already downloaded a lookalike app?
If you think you installed the wrong app by mistake:
- Uninstall it from your device.
- If you entered any payment or account details, contact the platform you subscribed through (Apple, Google, or the developer's own site) to review or cancel that subscription.
- Submit a request to our Support Team if you're not sure whether an app you downloaded is the real VPN Super.
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