VPNs are no longer something only used by the largest corporations. They are an essential for everyday, average internet users. I still hear the question “Why do I need a VPN service for my computer/tablet/phone” all the time. I’ll answer that question, and more, in this article.
A VPN stands for Virtual Private Network. It is a method used by computer users all over the world to secure and protect their privacy while using the internet. In the past, it has usually been corporations that used VPNs, but private citizens are using them more and more often lately for the very same reasons of safety and privacy that companies have enjoyed for years.
What is a Corporate VPN? To start with a basic, ‘VPN’ stands for Virtual Private Network. It is a network made private in a virtual sense, which uses public telecommunications. In this article we’ll be talking about the public telecommunications device which you are using right now – the Internet!
Hey guy,
Robert here. We had a big issue a few months back where Best VPN Provider was accidentally deleted with no recent backups (a big mistake on our end). We ran around in circles for a few minutes and then quickly geared into recovery mode. Since we had no recent backups, we hoped on Google Cache and Wayback Machine to see what we could savage. We were in luck for most pages but we still had a lot of work to do. We decided to give the new Best VPN Provider a complete overhaul with the design (We’ve received a number of compliments, Thanks!) and decided to re-review a lot of the VPN providers we tested before. Unfortunately, our old blog, articles and entries were completely lost and while they weren’t our main focus, we’ve had a lot of visitors ask us to bring it back – and that’s exactly what we are going to do.
It has been a few months now and we’ve decided to revive the blog with a whole new twist. We’ll be updating weekly and we’ll introduce some new bloggers along the way. We’ll be blogging about things that really matter to VPN users: from privacy, updates within the industry and everything in between.
Sincerely,
Robert D.