SLON Privacy
Install Slon Privacy on Android
Happ Plus
Install Happ, add your Slon Privacy subscription, and connect to a server. Setup usually takes no more than 2–3 minutes.
Make sure your Slon Privacy subscription is active and your phone is connected to the Internet.
How to subscribe →Video guide
Watch the complete Happ installation and connection process on Android.
Sign in
Sign in to your account through the Telegram bot or the website. Tap “Home”, then tap “Connect device”.
Install Happ
Select Android as your device and Happ Plus as the app.
Tap “Open in Google Play”. If Google Play is unavailable, use the “Download APK” button.
Install “Happ — Proxy Utility” from Google Play. If the app is already installed, you will see an “Open” button.
Add your subscription
Return from Google Play to the setup page in your account and tap “Add subscription”.
After you tap “Add subscription”, Happ will open automatically. Wait for the message confirming that the SLON Privacy subscription has been successfully updated. The server list will then appear.
Connect
- Select any server from the Happ list.
- Tap the large power button.
- The first time you connect, approve Android's system request to create a VPN connection.
- Wait for the connection status to change.
Troubleshooting
Happ does not open after I tap “Add subscription”
Make sure the app is installed. Close your browser and Happ, then try importing the subscription again.
The subscription was added, but there are no servers
Tap the refresh button next to the subscription name. If that does not help, add the subscription again.
The server will not connect
Check that your Internet connection works without the VPN, select another server, and make sure Android has permission to create the VPN connection.
If Android asks for permission to create the connection, be sure to tap “Allow”. The connection will not work without it.
Google Play is unavailable
Use the “Download APK” button on the official setup page.
Having trouble using Happ?
Try installing . It is compatible with Slon Privacy and may work more reliably on some devices.
INCY
Install INCY, add your Slon Privacy subscription, and connect to a server. Setup usually takes no more than 2–3 minutes.
Make sure your Slon Privacy subscription is active and your phone is connected to the Internet.
How to subscribe →Video guide
Watch the complete INCY installation and connection process on Android.
Sign in
Sign in to your account through the Telegram bot or the website. Tap “Home”, then tap “Connect device”.
Install INCY
Select Android as your device and INCY as the app.
Tap “Open in Google Play”. If Google Play is unavailable, use the “Download APK” button.
Install the INCY app. If it is already installed, you will see an “Open” button.
Import your subscription
Return to the Slon Privacy setup page and tap “Add subscription”.
INCY will open automatically and your SLON Privacy subscription will be imported into the app.
Connect
After the subscription is imported, the server list will appear automatically. Tap the large power button to connect.
- The first time you connect, approve Android's system request to create a VPN connection.
- Wait for the connection status to change.
Troubleshooting
INCY does not open after I tap “Add subscription”
Make sure the app is installed. Close your browser and INCY, then reopen the setup page and try adding the subscription again.
The subscription was added, but there are no servers
Tap the refresh button next to the SLON Privacy subscription name. If the server list still does not appear, add the subscription again from your account.
The server will not connect
Check that your Internet connection works without the VPN, select another server, and try connecting again.
Make sure INCY has Android permission to create a VPN connection. If a system prompt appears, tap “Allow”.
Google Play is unavailable
Use the “Download APK” button on the official Slon Privacy setup page.
INCY connects, but websites do not open
Disconnect, select another server, and reconnect. Also temporarily disable other VPN apps, Private DNS, and any apps that may manage network connections.