ExpressVPN on The Ben Shapiro Show
Ep. 2446 - Analyzing the Case for the Iran Agreement
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Every search, every website visit, every click, every online purchase, all of it contributes to a constantly evolving profile attached to you. And those profiles are worth enormous amounts of money. Well, that isn't normal because pretty much every time you go online, somebody is watching you, trying to put together all your information, and then use it in a wide variety of ways that you don't approve. Most people assume if you open an incognito tab or you clear the browser history, that somehow you're invisible online. Well, that's not true. Data brokers are still collecting enormous amounts of information tied to your activity and packaging it for advertisers, corporations, political actors, and anyone else willing to pay. That's why tools like ExpressVPN matter. ExpressVPN roots your online activity through secure encrypted servers, so your browsing activity can't easily be monitored or traced. It also hides your IP address, essentially the identifier data brokers use to build details behavioral profiles around you.
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