VPNs are No More Sufficient to Protect Your Privacy on the Webby@mashacryptoprlab
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VPNs are No More Sufficient to Protect Your Privacy on the Web

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In the U.S. alone, there were over 1,000 major data breaches that exposed the sensitive information of more than 155 million people. In 2020, enterprises worldwide spent almost $124 billion but failed to entirely secure the data they store. Centralized businesses manage the internet and control the internet today — centralization and centralization ails the freedom on the internet. The internet is not a safe place to surf without proper security measures, according to the author of the DeFi guidebook.

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by Masha Prusso @mashacryptoprlab.Entrepreneur. Attorney. Athlete. I write about innovations in blockchain and crypto space. Passionate about DeFi.
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