MST VPN 2.1.8

Most of us use VPN services primarily to securely send internet data. The main responsibilities of a VPN include:

1. Privacy: Without a private network, third parties can record and sell personal data such as passwords, credit card information, and browsing history. Therefore, VPNs encrypt this sensitive data to keep it private, especially when connected through public Wi-Fi networks.
2. Anonymity: Your IP address contains information about your location and online activities. All websites on the internet track this data using cookies and similar technologies, which can identify you every time you visit a website. Connecting through a VPN hides your IP address to maintain your anonymity online.
3. Security: VPN services use encryption to protect your internet connection from unauthorized access. Additionally, it can act as a kill switch, shutting down pre-selected programs in case of suspicious online activities. This helps reduce the risk of data breaches. These features enable companies to provide authorized users with remote access through their corporate networks.