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<blockquote data-quote="sirius777" data-source="post: 895208" data-attributes="member: 83345">Yeah. That&#039;s the reason I use a VPN too.The country I&#039;m currently staying in blocks certain websites (e.g., Reddit).I also noticed that some websites load faster with a VPN, so it&#039;s like the ISP I&#039;m using is throttling my internet.The ISP I&#039;m using also injected ads on some non-HTTPS websites a few years ago.So now I&#039;m always connected to a VPN.&nbsp; On this moment, it&#039;s Mullvad VPN via WireGuard.I also agree with the statement below.Some people think they&#039;re anonymous by using a VPN and incognito mode in their web browser.You will have to do way more to stay anonymous, and even then, you&#039;ll never know for sure if you&#039;re really anonymous.VPN&#039;s are good to access blocked websites, bypass region restricted content, maybe prevent throttling by internet service providers, and they also offer some protection when you&#039;re connected to a public WiFi network.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sirius777, post: 895208, member: 83345"] Yeah. That's the reason I use a VPN too. The country I'm currently staying in blocks certain websites (e.g., Reddit). I also noticed that some websites load faster with a VPN, so it's like the ISP I'm using is throttling my internet. The ISP I'm using also injected ads on some non-HTTPS websites a few years ago. So now I'm always connected to a VPN. On this moment, it's Mullvad VPN via WireGuard. I also agree with the statement below. Some people think they're anonymous by using a VPN and incognito mode in their web browser. You will have to do way more to stay anonymous, and even then, you'll never know for sure if you're really anonymous. VPN's are good to access blocked websites, bypass region restricted content, maybe prevent throttling by internet service providers, and they also offer some protection when you're connected to a public WiFi network. [/QUOTE]

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