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I'd reccomend always using a VPN when on public WiFi which is well known in the computer security world to commonly be insecure, in spite of the feel good psudo-security they usually set up on it.
Also most (important sites anyway) use https these days and that prevent against manipulation or sniffing.
Important sites even use pinning which make a modification impossible.
Anyway I would never do sensible stuff on a public network.
For rest using a encrypted DNS service is enough and Android can do that natively.
So why should anyone use a VPN for that which get the data and more? Can't get that in my head.
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