You can set up a proxy on your Android device based on your network type: Mobile Network or Wi-Fi Network. Follow the instructions below depending on how you connect to the internet.

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Setting Up a Proxy for a Mobile Network

1

Open Network Settings

1. Go to Settings on your Android device.

2. Navigate to Network & Internet or Connections (depending on your device model).

2

Access APN Settings

1. Tap Mobile Networks.

2. Select Access Point Names (APNs).


3

Edit APN Details

1. Select your active APN.

2. Enter the following details:

  • Proxy: proxy.oculus-proxy.com

  • Port: Use the port number from your Oculus dashboard.

  • Username: Your Oculus proxy username.

  • Password: Your Oculus proxy password.

4

Save and Refresh the Connection

1. Tap Save to apply changes.

2. Turn Mobile Data off and back on to refresh the connection.

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Setting Up a Proxy for a Wi-Fi Network

1

Open Wi-Fi Settings

1. Open Settings on your device.

2. Navigate to Network & Internet > Wi-Fi or Connections.

2

Select Your Wi-Fi Network

1. Tap on your connected Wi-Fi network.

2. Click the Edit icon (or Modify Network on some devices).

3

Enable Proxy Settings

1. Scroll down and tap Advanced options.

2. Under Proxy, select Manual.

4

Enter Proxy Details

1. Fill in the following fields:

  • Host: proxy.oculus-proxy.com

  • Port: Use the port number from your Oculus dashboard.

2. Tap Save to apply the proxy settings.

Congratulations! You’ve successfully configured Oculus Proxies on your Android device. You can now enjoy secure browsing, bypass geo-restrictions, and protect your online activity with ease. 🚀

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