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Explainer: Why free VPN services are so risky and what to look out for when using them
"If the VPN user is not paying, they are not customers. It's fair to ask, who is the customer then?" said one cybersecurity expert on the risks of free VPN software.
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even premium VPN services are risky...all products can share your data with third parties.
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It’s a bit unsettling when you realize the company might be using your data to make money in other ways. I had a friend who used a free VPN and noticed their connection started slowing down after a while. Turned out, they were getting flooded with ads, and they weren't even aware that their data was being sold off.The added privacy with
5G proxies seems a lot safer for browsing and avoids those issues. That made me think more about using paid services, but also, I’ve recently looked into buying 4G/LTE/5G rotating mobile proxies.
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