The process of ceasing the usage of a proxy server on an Android device involves modifying network settings to directly connect to the internet. This adjustment eliminates the intermediary server that routes internet traffic. An example of this would be switching from a school-configured proxy that filters content to a direct connection for unrestricted browsing at home.
Disabling the proxy server is crucial for achieving a direct and unfiltered internet connection, potentially improving connection speed and bypassing content restrictions imposed by the proxy. Historically, proxy servers were more commonly used on mobile devices to conserve bandwidth or access region-locked content, but with advancements in network technology, their necessity has diminished for many users.
