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Understand your VPN connection

A VPN protects the network path between your device and the VPN server. HTTPS, safe browsing habits and device updates remain important. Signing in to a website can still identify you.

Protect your accounts

Use a unique password stored in a password manager. Enable multi-factor authentication wherever it is offered, especially on your email account. Never share passwords, recovery codes or VPN private keys with support.

Check before sharing sensitive information

Use official websites and keep software current. Check the client’s status after a network change. If you suspect traffic is bypassing the VPN, pause sensitive activity and use the troubleshooting guides.

Know the limits of privacy claims

Read the Privacy Policy and ask support about specific data categories or retention periods. Privacy education is not an independent audit of a provider’s logging systems.

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