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V2Ray uses a local proxy on you local device. It grabs all your
internet traffic, encrypts and packs it into something that looks
like normal internet traffic, and sends it to this v2ray server in
germany.
The v2ray server here unpacks it and sends it to the final
destination. And backwards, of course.
The difference compared to a VPN is that a VPN can easily be
recognized, and thus blocked (not broken). V2Ray adds a layer that
makes your traffic look like any internet traffic.
You must install a V2Ray Client on your device and configure it,
so it knows which server to connect to.
We recommend these Clients (but you may use other client software, of course):
ANDROID: v2rayNG