PsiPhon is a completely uncensored web browser

Censorship goes against the many principles that Americans and other freedom-loving countries hold dear. When everything else is heavily censored, the Internet should never be. It's the one place where people can speak their mind and never have to worry about being shut down by someone who disagrees. The PsiPhon browser was created with these principles in mind. The creators wanted to give Android users a completely uncensored browser that anyone in any country can access. Not everyone lives in a country where they can freely browse any website they want.

PsiPhon is heavily secured and is designed to give people in such places access to any website on the Internet, uncensored, and to give them the privacy they need to continue searching through these websites. A safe network of proxies secures your position on the net and allows you unfettered access to any website that you want to surf to. The idea is that you're going to be able to have privacy while you're searching these sites, undiscovered.

It's not necessarily feature rich, with several flaring omissions of some features that you'll find on almost every web browser in the world, but that doesn't mean it doesn't accomplish its primary purpose. You're going to be able to surf over to any website in the world and never have to worry about your country blocking you out of the content just because they don't agree with the ideas of the sites. And in the end, you won't miss the other features at all because you'll have what most Internet surfers want the most, and that is the ability to surf the web without being locked out of important sites and away from important information. For this purpose, PsiPhon shines bright and loud, free and clear.