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Using a VPN, or virtual private network, is like putting a shield around your online presence. It creates an encrypted tunnel to safely navigate the internet. Your data, IP address and any other sensitive information is protected when one is running.
A good VPN should contain a few key elements, including two-factor authentication, encryption of your IP address, and a kill switch.
However, with so many VPNs available, and so much digital jargon to wade through, it can be tough to choose one.
Heres a look at some of the best VPNs of 2023, according to various tech publications.
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