It’s very hard to find a trustworthy VPN. VPNs are intended to protect users while they’re online, but not all VPNs are equal in the service they deliver. When shopping around for a VPN service, be sure you understand the terms you’re agreeing to. Many claim to be great and focused on privacy, but a large number of them fall short on their promise. Some VPNs will log your online activities so they can sell your data and information to marketing firms themselves. Other VPNs will try to convince you to install malware on your devices.

Hasyeterei ejuhu hag̃ua VPN jeroviaháva. Umi VPNs oguereko hembipotáramo poruhára ñemo’ã oñeikundaha jave, hákatu ndaopavavéi VPNs ojuehegua imba’eporukápe. Ejoguavove peteĩ VPN mba’eporu, eikuaaporãke mba’etépa pe remoneĩva. Hetaiterei oĩ he’íva ijehe tuichaha ha omomba’éva tekoñemi, hákatu hetave umi ndojapóiva pe iñe’ẽme’ẽ. Heta VPNs oĩ oñongatútava nde rapykuere ñandutípe ohepyme’ẽ hag̃ua uperire ne mba’ekuaarã ha marandu mba’apohaguasu marketing reheguávape. Ambue VPNs oñeha’ãta omohenda malware ne mba’e’okápe.