Proxies for Privacy Advantages

Companies report countless attacks and data breaches every year. From small offices to industry giants like Microsoft and Sony, nobody is safe from hackers, unfair competition, or angry customers who look for ways to hurt a business. A security breach can hurt a brand's reputation and trust that took years or even decades to build. In extreme cases, it can freeze a company's financial and social media accounts.

The situation at home is not much better either. From countless malware threats in day-to-day surfing to ransomware attached to legit-looking apps, games, and emails - the internet is filled with people waiting to take advantage of an unsuspecting surfer. Finally, let's not forget geo-blocked content and internet censorship imposed by companies or governments, limiting freedom of speech, education, and other basic human rights.

Using a phone, laptop, or tablet to access the internet while you're out and about can also be a huge privacy concern. Whenever you're using a public network, your private information gets exposed to unwanted eyes, especially if you need to install some sort of software or a mobile app to use a free service. Let's not forget that these devices also keep a close eye on our location.