The movie you searched for last night, the torrent or file you downloaded, the hobby you suddenly became interested in - each action may seem private and unimportant. Put them together, however, and they can reveal your interests, habits, purchases and plans. Add searches about health, finances or relationships, and your browsing history becomes a surprisingly detailed picture of your life.

That information does not always stay between you and your browser. Your internet provider handles your traffic, public Wi-Fi networks carry it, search engines may connect queries to your account, and websites can use your IP address to identify your connection. 

When you use torrents, other peers may also see the IP address taking part in the download. A VPN closes one of the biggest windows into this activity. To understand how much it hides, though, we need to separate online traffic from history saved by your browser or accounts. подробнее...

Many people are still unaware that their browsing is being tracked.

What are internet trackers?
Well, internet provider platforms use browser activity tracking methods for a number of reasons. Primarily, they do it to combine analytics about your movements to customize your web experience. As you're going about your daily web browsing, you’re also leaving behind a browser fingerprint. It can be used to identify you as the user of that device. подробнее...

Getting a VPN can help you reduce risks connected to your privacy. As your device connects you to a VPN server located in any country of the world, you get to surf the Internet with that server's location, not your real one. As a result, your internet connection becomes more secure. So, what are the main reasons you should protect your private data with a VPN? подробнее...

After Congress voted last week to strike down new FCC regulations, President Trump has signed congressional legislation signed a law that allows Internet Service Providers selling its customers’ browsing history, private data and habits to the highest bidder. In the US, new legislation allows your ISP to collect and store all of your browsing history. This will include your behaviour on sites, any clicks and pages visited.

Due to this fact VPN usage is skyrocketed. The advice to use a VPN to hide online identity, protect privacy, encrypt connection and prevent ISP from tracking your move has dominated in US media now.