Additionally, as of this writing, services like Disney+ and HBOnow are still not available in Japan. For example, because of content licensing deals, the content available through streaming services like Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime Video is different from country to country, so that show that’s available through Netflix in the US might be missing from the Japan catalog. Also, people use VPNs to bypass country-specific content blocks and restrictions. So what’s a VPN good for? As mentioned, the top reasons are security and privacy.
Not using a VPN is the equivalent of only sending correspondence on postcards that the postman and anyone in between can pick up and read. Without a VPN, a lot of the data and all of the URLs you visit are transparent to all the networks in between-such as to your internet service provider.
Think of a virtual private network (VPN) as a protected tunnel through the internet that bypasses most of the snooping and geo-specific restrictions. What is a VPN and exactly why do I need one? A VPN can address a lot of these concerns. These sinister eyes are a crime prevention measure-we’re watching you! | Photo by Gregory LaneĮven in “safety Japan”, before you go to sleep, you make sure your front door is locked, right? But now in the age of COVID-19, when we’re spending way too much time at home and online, what precautions are you taking to secure your data? Without wanting to sound like we’re putting the fear of Jesus into you, there is an array of people and organizations wanting to snoop on your data and to manipulate what you can do online.
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