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Many VPNs claim they don't keep logs, but few can actually prove it. This is concerning since your VPN provider has the power to track everything from your IP address to your entire browsing history. Without concrete evidence backing their no-logs claims, you're simply taking their word that your

As a Windows user, you need robust protection for your online privacy and security. Your PC faces daily risks from cybercriminals, network snoopers, and invasive trackers. Adding to these concerns is Microsoft's own telemetry collection. A VPN can protect your sensitive data from these threats, but

DDoS attacks or lag spikes can ruin your gaming session in seconds. Free VPNs promise protection and better performance, but most actually make things worse. Many have overcrowded servers that increase latency, while others secretly log your activity or limit your data mid-game. My team and I

Finding a free VPN that actually works with Netflix is harder than ever. Netflix's advanced VPN detection tools keep getting better at finding and blocking free services. A select few VPNs that do work often have limited data, fewer servers, and slow speeds, making HD streaming virtually