PureVPN

I wouldn't worry too much about which to go with as they're much of a muchness, but you pay a subscription to a service like Surfshark or PureVPN, and then install their browser extension for your chosen browser. Use that to switch your digital location. Yes there are free ones, but if the service i

Always read privacy policy for services offering privacy. AFAIK they don't store what sites you visit but store your IP, timestamps of connection and so on. It has use cases for someone who uses other services they offer but not necessarily pure VPN product to cover all your needs. Of course normal

I wasn't aware PureVPN had Residential IP, but after reading this article I think it's some sort of IP sharing addon. StarVPN/Torguard give you a Residential IP that is dedicated and only you use. If you use shared ip, people can use your internet to download illegal material and the fbi thinks it's

you can't post this here and not expect to make someone curios..so I'm gonna go ahead what your lifetime with pureVPN?