Certainly that.I think the feeling is more that you have invested in equipment at a price range where you expect to receive more frequent updates than currently the case.
Good VPN providers are setup in legal jurisdictions that are “off the radar” Eg. Seychelles, Estonia, etc.Other than that, especially at home, you're trading your ISP being able to "track you" for some entity elsewhere being able to record every packet you send/receive. Pick your poison...
My VPN use is not about tracking/privacy, it's rather location.I have yet to use a VPN aside from using TOR years ago. In that case it was on dial-up and even then the increased latency was unwelcome. I guess I could see using a VPN if you were on an unsecured WIFI somewhere, doing what I never do on my "phone". Other than that, especially at home, you're trading your ISP being able to "track you" for some entity elsewhere being able to record every packet you send/receive. Pick your poison...
Pissed is your prerogative, but that is today's business world. Business doesn't happen at the speed of though anymore in any sector/industry.
Good to know, thank you for sharing.
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