Okay, so what's a good Android app for, like, keeping my data safe when I'm using public Wi-Fi at coffee shops? Gotta protect those Figma files, you know?

Okay, so VPN Lumos... the name's a little cheesy, but honestly, the app itself isn't terrible. The onboarding flow is pretty straightforward, which is a plus. I hate apps that make you jump through hoops just to get started. The information architecture seems solid – I can actually find what I'm looking for without wanting to throw my phone across the room. And the 4.3 rating on the Play Store isn't too shabby. I mean, it's not going to win any design awards, but it gets the job done. The key thing is that it claims to protect your data on public Wi-Fi, which is crucial when you're working from coffee shops all the time like I am. Gotta keep those design files secure! I'm not seeing a lot of fancy micro-interactions, but honestly, I'm more about function over form when it comes to security. As long as it's not visually offensive, I'm good. I did notice it supports multiple protocols, which is a good sign that they're taking security seriously. Plus, it seems like it's lightweight and doesn't drain your battery too much, which is always a win.