A VPN (Virtual Private Network) is like a secure, private tunnel for your internet traffic.

When you use a VPN, it hides your real location and encrypts all the data you send and receive online, so no one—like hackers, your internet provider, or even the government—can see what you're doing.

 

​Privacy:

Think of it like this: Imagine you’re at a coffee shop or a hotel using public Wi-Fi. And you need to access your bank's online account. Without a VPN, anyone could potentially spy on what websites you're visiting. With a VPN no one can tell who you are or what you're up to.

 

Change your location:
Apart from that, you can bypass restrictions on content that might be blocked in your country. Some websites, apps, or streaming services have region-specific content, and a VPN lets you use these services as if you were physically in whichever country you choose.