The Android emulator is to simulate the running environment of the Android phone on the computer, so that the Android phone can also be used on the computer. Android emulators are also useful to different people in different ways. Personally speaking, the Android emulator is a powerful tool to experience the Android system. Users can install applications to run on the emulator. For developers, the Android emulator is mainly used to debug applications, and using a virtual machine can effectively avoid damage to the real machine. An Android emulator is a software that can simulate the Android operating system on a computer, and can install, use, and uninstall Android applications. It allows you to experience the entire process of operating the Android system on a computer.
Here is a tutorial for setting up an emulator/cloud phone with Postrn:
1. First, download and install the Postrn app on your emulator/cloud phone.
2. Open the Postrn app, click the "+" button in the upper right corner, and select "Add Rule".
3. On the "Add Rule" page, enter a rule name, select "Proxy Type" as "HTTP(S) Proxy", enter the proxy server address and port number, and click "Save".
4. Return to the main interface of Postern, click the "Switch" button in the upper right corner to turn on Postern.
5. In the network settings of the emulator/cloud phone, set the proxy to manual, and enter Postrn's proxy server address and port number.
6. Now you can use the configured proxy server on the emulator/cloud phone to access the network.
It should be noted that using a proxy server for network access may affect network speed and stability.