VPN acts like an underground tunnel that connects you to your favorite websites. When you connect to a VPN, it turns a public network into a private network using military-grade encryption so hackers, identity thieves, advertisers, governments, ISPs, and others can’t monitor what you’re doing on the internet.
On public networks, these groups can track your online behavior virtually non-stop to steal your personal information, bank records, usernames, passwords, serve you targeted ads, or simply set rules about what website you can and can’t visit.
Since you’re able to access websites anonymously using a VPN, not only is your personal information safe from prying eyes, but you can get by content filters that are set on Public Wi-Fi networks at work or school, and other forms of internet censorship set by ISPs and governments
