I have read a little on VPN Iam on WIFI in a resthome. I guess public WIFI because we all use it. I would say 100 people are on this WIFI, maybe even more. I have noway of noing. There,s probably 50 nurse,s on WIFI all the time. Will VPN benefit me from hackers and how do i get VPN? A Linux newbie here. I also am on Windows 10. Thank,s Chuck
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Hey chuck 
A VPN will greatly enhance your anonymity and privacy 1000-fold. I use Private Internet Access (PIA) as my personal VPN. It's been very reliable, you can adjust the encryption and strength and algorithms, has over 1000+ servers, and is only $9.95 a month. They even have a client for Ubuntu-based distros, and they also have easy-to-follow guides to manually set it up on other Linux distros
A VPN will greatly enhance your anonymity and privacy 1000-fold. I use Private Internet Access (PIA) as my personal VPN. It's been very reliable, you can adjust the encryption and strength and algorithms, has over 1000+ servers, and is only $9.95 a month. They even have a client for Ubuntu-based distros, and they also have easy-to-follow guides to manually set it up on other Linux distros
Hey chuck
A VPN will greatly enhance your anonymity and privacy 1000-fold. I use Private Internet Access (PIA) as my personal VPN. It's been very reliable, you can adjust the encryption and strength and algorithms, has over 1000+ servers, and is only $9.95 a month. They even have a client for Ubuntu-based distros, and they also have easy-to-follow guides to manually set it up on other Linux distros
Thank You jmarket, you always have very easy to understand, solutions to any problem. The biggest hurdle i had before joining PC Help Forums. I would ask a person about a pc problem, thay would then explain things like iam a pc expert, iam not even close to an expert.
Thanks Chuck
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