A VPN is not for privacy. It simply put your front door to another location. There needs to be more done for being “private”. But Mullvad would be a good start.
A VPN is not for privacy. It simply put your front door to another location. There needs to be more done for being “private”. But Mullvad would be a good start.
Try Quad9 DNS resolver
I have this also all the time on my Microsoft account. All un-successful of course (long password and 2FA activated). So stopped looking at this.
Look at this website. It’s in Dutch, so you might need some translation. https://decorrespondent.nl/209/nee-je-hebt-wel-iets-te-verbergen/23fc6e9d-f667-0377-1675-7b5e7bde60cc
Yes, your traffic is encrypted through the VPN tunnel, to the other location, but than you need to get access to the internet again. SSL traffic is already private, so there you don’t need an VPN for. Yeah, you get another IP, but you browse on the internet (same fingerprint) your pc has access to the internet (same hardware ID) and so on. So you can be tracked still. There are multiple videos on YouTube telling you a VPN on its own is a private method to access the Internet. Look for it.