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Protect Your Privacy - Use a VPN (a vitual private network)
One of the easiest and most effective ways to bypass your ISP’s prying eyes is to use a VPN. When you connect to a VPN server, you can mask your IP address and location and reroute your network traffic through an encrypted tunnel. With a VPN, you can browse without worrying about your ISP collecting your browsing history and personal information.
Although your browsing information is safe when you’re connected to a VPN, you might be wondering: What happens if the VPN connection drops? A reliable VPN will have a kill switch that stops all internet traffic to and from your computer until your connection to the VPN is active again.
Additionally, adding your VPN to a router will encrypt and protect every device connected to it. (You can read more about how to set up a VPN for your router here.)
I don't need privacy. The rest of you may. But you are under a false sense of security if you think vpns or Tor are going to keep you safe. Btw, safe from what. What are you hiding? That you're sucking cock? Well aren't we all? I'm sorry to disappoint you but the government doesn't give a shit whose penis you have in your mouth. I hate to inform you, but they are adequately busy with other affairs. You have to protect your property, (finances, investments) of course. But you are acting like the typical faggots I knew from the eighties. Afraid of everything and willing to sell each other out by mere threat of the authorities. Again, the good thing about Ramen Noodles is they Puke up easily. As happens when I read about cowards.
Sorry, Chili. But I have to ask the same thing. I don't care is someone has access to my information. They are welcome to it. I walk to the bank and my insurance agency. My law firm is a five-minute scooter ride away. And my enemies in real life are all dead. Is there something else I should worry about.Â
why would u need some thing like this unless u are doing something wrong ?Â