Android VPN Apps Lack Proxy Connection Type Selection
Power users combining VPN clients with tools like v2rayNG cannot select proxy connection types directly within Android VPN apps, forcing manual workarounds. This missing configuration option limits the ability to route system-wide traffic through proxy mode. The gap is narrow and serves a technically sophisticated but small user segment.
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