We all know that today's smartphones are more than just phones to call and text with. From watching multimedia content on YouTube or Netflix, listening to music on Spotify or playing our favorite video games, there is very little that can be done with either of these devices.
However, there is something we do every day and constantly. We intend to browse the internet. Honestly, surfing the net from a smartphone is really convenient since we can do it instantly, from anywhere and at any time, unlike a computer for example.
There are many mobile browsers. You already know the most used ones and there are few surprises. Google Chrome leads the way, followed by Safari (iOS) and Samsung's default browser in third place. However, the fact that they are the most used does not mean that they are the safest. For this reason and in case you are really jealous of your privacy and security while browsing the Internet, today we leave you three of the safest browsers we can install on your Android device.
Brave navigator
Brave Browser is one of the most popular browsers in recent months. The keys to its success are that it's free and that it works really well to top it all off. Not only in terms of browsing speed, but also because it has built-in ad blocking.
Simple to use, Brave Browser invites us to enjoy web browsing without pop-ups, malware or other annoyances. More than 10 million downloads, 155.818 reviews and a 4,2 star rating support this browser.
Cake Browser
As its developers inform us, Cake is a browser with a built-in VPN which protects our privacy and offers the best web browsing and search experience for mobile devices. On top of that, it also has ad blocking, password protection or what they call a "private card time bomb".
Plus the browser is really fast, it has a fairly comprehensive voice search and as we were promised, Cake doesn't collect our anonymous browsing history on our servers. It is also free.
Tor Browser
We have told you about the Tor browser on more than one occasion and we have also done a complete analysis which you can take a look at at the following link, so we invite you to take a look.
Our conclusion is that Tor Browser, more than an alternative application to more conventional browsers such as Google Chrome, it is a complementary tool to other browsers. It is possible that none of us need to browse the Dark or Deep Web often, and therefore it doesn't make much sense to just use this browser, which will offer us a slightly slower speed, as well as block access to some pages to due to its strict security measures.
However, the flexibility and freedom offered by Tor Browser for Android when browsing any web page is incomparable, and for that alone. deserves a hole in the internal memory of our devices.
