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VPN clients that are used to connect remotely to an office network are an example of **private VPNs** This uses a backend VPN server, installed at the office location. Users install a VPN client (often provided by the IT department) or access a website, with an ID created at the backend for users to authenticate their connection. A VPN connection provides you with a different IP address than the one assigned by your Internet provider. A public VPN does not mean that a user has no privacy on their connection, but in this usage of public, it means an open network.
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