As we advance into the next step of technological advancement, we aren’t the same as we were a decade ago. Technology has brought us the world onto our own hands, but with the price of our privacy.
Nowadays, privacy is the highly sought after goal of users while it used to be an individual’s free right to preach. Nothing on the internet is anonymous anymore, from the application to the sites visited through web browsers. Looking at the lack of privacy in the emerging internet, the developer “Aloha Mobile” tried to do something about it. And finally, they were able to introduce Aloha Browser, a private and secure mobile browser unlike the rest of its kind.
The Aloha Browser is a private browser with additional features to ensure the internet experience is completely secure. It offers a unified VPN service which encrypts the traffic so that any third party trackers aren’t able to get the users data. Also, there is the availability of ad blocker, which saves up mobile data while making the internet surfing more enjoyable. Furthermore, the integrated file manager secures the downloaded files, which could be loaded in folders which are password protected. Moreover, there are private tabs which are unlocked through fingerprint or passcode. There are the VR players enlisted in the web browser.
Overall, the makers of the Aloha Browser gave importance to privacy, security, and comfort of the user. And their hard work has paid off immensely – the downloads are increasing and reviews are heavily positive. Its the perfect web browser for the user who appreciates privacy and security.
If you like Aloha Browser, and you want to start using it for your Windows or Mac desktop computer or laptop, you’ll have to use the app on your desktop computer with the assistance of an android or iOS emulator.
We like android emulators, like Bluestacks. The emulator simply allows the desktop computer to act like an android device. All you have to do is to download Bluestacks, install it, then download and install the Aloha Browser app through the emulator.
That’s it!