What a VPN Actually Does (and What It Doesn't)
A VPN moves the point at which your traffic joins the open internet. It hides your browsing from your network provider and hides your location from websites. It does not make you anonymous.
A VPN moves the point at which your traffic joins the open internet. It hides your browsing from your network provider and hides your location from websites. It does not make you anonymous.
The internet is a set of agreements about how computers pass small chunks of data to each other. No single machine holds it, and nobody is in charge of it.