Many VPNs don't actually protect you. Free VPNs often lack real encryption or log and sell your data. Cybersecurity expert Caitlin Sarian explains what to look for: no-log policies, genuine encryption, and clear privacy terms.
Think your VPN is protecting you? Think again. Not all VPNs are created equal. Some leave you wide open to hackers. Hi, I'm Caitlin. I'm a cyber security data protection expert. I want to help you understand everything about VPNs. Let's go. Some don't even use real encryption. And others they track everything you do, depending on where they're based. And those free VPNs, many sell your data to advertisers. But don't freak out. There are some that actually protect you. Look for no log policies, real encryption, and clear privacy terms. Or comment VPN and I'll send you the one I use like and follow for more cybersecurity tips. And be sure to share this with a friend.
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