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A VPN, or virtual private network

is one of the smartest ways to protect your online privacy

and maintain your data security.

You should not trust your internet service provider.

Your ISP is allowed to sell your browsing history

and allowed to throttle for different types of content

or for traffic from given companies.

If your ISP is slowing down your content based on what it is

one way to prevent this might be to use a VPN.

VPNs cloak your computer's actual IP address

Learn the company's terms of service

VPN services, while tremendously helpful, are not foolproof.

avoiding paying for one using a credit card

VPN Deals 7/20

Surfshark 47.76 2yr reg $143.40 yr

Norton Secure: One-Year Plan List Price $79.99 yr

Hotspot Shield $95.88 yr

TunnelBear: Two-Year Plan List Price $239.76 $119.88 yr

ProtonVPN $120 yr

NordVPN: Three-Year Plan List Price $430.20 $143.40 yr

IPVanish: List Price $143.88 yr

Private Internet Access: One-Year Plan List Price $149.25 yr

ExpressVPN: One-Year Plan List Price $194.20 yr

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