Description
A VPN routes your connection through the provider's server, which hides your traffic from your network operator and makes your connection appear to come from wherever that server sits. The usual reasons to use one are public Wi-Fi and keeping browsing private from an ISP.
On privacy claims, be precise: the provider states its own no-logs policy. SubsHub cannot independently verify what any VPN company does with its logs, and neither can you — treat the provider's statement as a statement, not a guarantee.
A VPN is not an anonymity tool and will not make an unsafe activity safe.
Good for: Public Wi-Fi use, and keeping browsing private from a network operator.
Skip it if: You expect a VPN to make you anonymous — no VPN does that.

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