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What is a VPN?

A Virtual Private Network is an online service that encrypts and tunnels your Internet traffic through its server. With a VPN: Your Internet Service Provider can’t see what you’re doing online. You can spoof your location, i.e., appear as if connecting from another geographical location. You can bypass state censorship and access websites and services banned in your country.

How to Choose a VPN?

Choosing a reliable provider with good work ethic is hard work in and of itself. Due diligence is inevitable. So, consider: Privacy and Logging – All VPNs promise privacy and anonymity. However, there are ways to tell the truth from lies. See below for more information on privacy and zero logs. Security – The provider must explain the technology used to ensure your secure browsing.

What Does “Zero Logs” Mean?

You need to understand the difference between usage logs and connection logs.

Do I Need to Read a VPN’s Privacy Policy?

You want to ask providers a series of critical questions to see if they are transparent, or pinpoint if something seems off. So, yes, you need to read the document. Many providers claim to keep zero logs while in reality they are tracking and profiling their users.

How Credible are VPN Reviews?

You need to understand that VPNs are businesses that navigate in an unregulated online realm. Some engage in quite shady marketing strategies, where cash flowing through sponsored reviews and affiliate programs to bloggers and major websites inflates their ratings. Competition in this business is anything but healthy. So you want to be critical of reviews and charts on the mainstream news outlets.