What are VPNs?

  VPN stands for Virtual Private Network .


A VPN provides a secure & protected connection when connected to a network. It encrypts all the datas & disguise us with absolutely under a different identity with a different IP (Internet Protocol) address & Location.
The encryption happens in "Real Time". 

It makes tracking parties more difficult to track you....




 How does a VPN work?


A VPN connection disguises your data traffic online and protects it from external access. Unencrypted data can be viewed by anyone who has network access and wants to see it. With a VPN, hackers and cyber criminals can’t decipher this data.

Encryption:


 To read the data, you need an encryption key . Without one, it would take millions of years for a computer to decipher the code in the event of a bruteforce attack. With the help of a VPN, your online activities are hidden even on public networks.

Secure Data Transfer :

If you work remotely, you need the access of your company's important files, it'll be very foolish to work without a VPN. To get a SAFE & SECURED access you need to have a VPN connection. 


Kinds of VPN :

There are as always two kinds of VPN...
There are paid once & also there are the free once too.


Are VPNs Safe?

Yes, but also depends on your choice. 
Yes, there are risks. There are risks taking the free VPNs because those VPNs either are partially or some may be fully vulnerable and doesn't provide safe connection OR they may leak your data but can give you secure connection. And obviously no one who is conscious about their data security will never those those kinds of VPNs.
        
But there are a few companies who provide a safer and good VPNs, but finding those is not an easy job. If you search for those kinds you'll not get a better result, the better option for this if you want to get a free, safe & a good VPN is to experiment yourself with all those VPNs.
     And the best option is to get a paid one....


         In this CYBER WORLD nothing is totally secure or cannot be hacked.... the thing is, ONLY BETTER THAN NOT TO BE VULNERABLE....



                 Thank You very very much🙏❤ 
                  All The Best👍❤ 
                  STAY SAFE & SECURE 👍

                          JAI HIND🙏🇮🇳❤

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