Proxy for Samsung

Samsung devices are an entire ecosystem. While securing a connection on a phone takes just two clicks, things are more complicated with TVs. Samsung uses its own operating system, Tizen OS, which lacks the usual VPN applications.

In this guide, we will break down how to set up a proxy on any Samsung equipment to ensure the privacy, security, and stability of your internet connection.

📺 Part 1. Samsung Smart TV

The Task: You want to ensure a reliable and fast connection for your TV, but the Samsung TV does not have an App Store with VPN programs.

The Nuance: In the TV's network settings (Settings -> General -> Network), there is a "Proxy" item. BUT! TVs usually only allow you to enter an IP and Port. They cannot request a Login and Password.

Since high-quality private proxies (like those in the CyberYozh App) are always password-protected, you won't be able to enter them directly into the TV.

The Solution: Sharing Internet with a Proxy

The most reliable way is to set up a proxy on a computer and "broadcast" this signal to the TV.

Method A: Via Windows (Mobile Hotspot)

Turning a laptop into an access point with a configured connection.

1. On your computer, install a traffic routing program (e.g., Connectify Hotspot or MyPublicWiFi). A standard Windows hotspot does not always forward proxy traffic correctly.

2. In the program, enter your proxy data (IP, Port, Login, Password).

3. Create a Wi-Fi access point (name it, for example, Samsung-Connect).

4. Connect your Samsung TV to this Wi-Fi network.

5. Result: The TV uses a secure proxy connection.

Method B: Configuration on a Router (Keenetic / Mikrotik)

If your router supports proxy configuration or secure tunnels.

1. Log in to the router's admin panel.

2. Configure the outgoing connection through the proxy (usually the "Other Connections" or "Network Client" section).

3. Set up a rule: route only the TV's traffic (via its MAC address) through the proxy.

📱 Part 2. Smartphones and Tablets (Samsung Galaxy)

It's simpler here since it's Android. However, there is a difference between Wi-Fi and mobile internet.

Scenario 1: Wi-Fi Connection (Without Third-Party Apps)

Samsung allows you to configure a proxy for a specific Wi-Fi network using built-in tools.

1. Open Settings -> Connections -> Wi-Fi.

2. Tap the "gear" icon next to your network.

3. Tap "Advanced" (or "View more").

4. In the Proxy section, select "Manual."

5. Enter:

   • Host name: The proxy IP address.

   • Port: The proxy port (HTTP).

6. Tap "Save."

7. Open your browser (Chrome/Samsung Internet). An authorization prompt will appear. Enter the proxy Login and Password.

Scenario 2: Mobile Internet (LTE/5G)

To work through a mobile network (or to ensure the proxy works in all apps, not just the browser), you need special utilities.

1. Download Super Proxy or Tun2Tap from Google Play.

2. Create a profile and enter the IP, Port, Login, and Password.

3. Start the connection.

4. Now your entire phone (all apps and the browser) works through a secure connection.

👉 Guide on setting up a proxy on Android.

🌐 Part 3. Samsung Internet Browser

If you don't need to change the IP for the whole system, but just need to visit a specific site through the native Samsung browser.

1. The Samsung Internet browser itself does not have proxy settings.

2. However, it supports plugins.

3. The easiest way is to use the method from "Scenario 2" (Super Proxy app), configuring it to work only with the browser.

💡 Which Proxy to Choose for Samsung?

The choice depends on the device and the goal.

👉 Need help setting up your TV?

Setting up a Smart TV is a technical process. If you purchased a proxy in the CyberYozh App and have questions about the connection — message our support. We will show you how to correctly set up the connection via your laptop.