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It is natural for anyone to be skeptical about using a VPN because of some VPN myths. People wrongly believe they are 100% safe when using a VPN. This post busts many such misconceptions about VPNs.
While VPNs have become more known among the masses today than ever before, people still often believe in numerous myths associated with them. The most common misconception is that VPNs are typically meant for more technical users or cybercriminals. Likewise, those who realize today’s internet privacy threats believe that VPNs can make them invisible online. However, both these concepts are, in fact, not true. Instead, a VPN is as much needed for a regular internet user like you as a tech-savvy user. And, it doesn’t guarantee 100% online anonymity. Similarly, there are many more misconceptions regarding VPNs that this article debunks once and for all.
With the evolution of technology, VPNs have developed many use cases, from accessing restricted content to preventing ISP throttling. However, many people still hesitate to use them because of common VPN myths, like decreased bandwidth, malware threats, etc.
But such things aren’t true!
Running short on time? Here’s a quick list of common myths you must have heard (or believed) about Virtual Private Networks.
