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Cybersecurity 8 slides • 2 minutes • beginner-friendly
BASICS 1
Switch a VPN on and it encrypts your internet traffic, routing it through a secure server first — so nobody on your network can snoop on what you are doing.
BASICS 2
Websites see the VPN server's location instead of yours. Your IP address — the number that identifies your connection — stays private.
BASICS 3
Café and airport Wi-Fi are hunting grounds for snoopers. A VPN encrypts everything before it leaves your device, even on open networks.
BASICS 4
A VPN won't stop viruses, phishing emails, or tracking when you are logged in to an account. Think of it as one lock on the door — not the whole security system.
BASICS 5
Running servers costs real money. If a VPN is completely free, you may be paying with your browsing data instead. No-logs services are the safer bet.
BASICS 6
Choose a VPN with an audited no-logs policy and apps for your devices. Switch it on before joining public Wi-Fi — then forget about it.
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