ExpressVPN on The Ben Shapiro Show

You might think that because I'm at home, my Internet service is protected, that I don't need to use ExpressVPN. Ben Shapiro: I use ExpressVPN even when I'm at home because my Internet activity, my data is my own. It's much worse when you travel, by the way. Legitimately, the second you connect to a public Wi Fi, you're basically trusting complete strangers with your Internet traffic, and that's why I always turn on ExpressVPN. A VPN creates an encrypted tunnel between your device and the Internet, so the people running the Wi Fi and anyone trying to snoop on the network can't actually see what you are doing online. It's simple. Ben Shapiro: You open that app, you hit the button, and now you're done. It's an easy habit. You can do it in one second. You don't think about that much once you're doing it because it's already taken care of. And there are lots of other perks too. Ben Shapiro: So for example, ExpressVPN can let you change your location so you can access content that's available in other countries when you're traveling. It's very irritating if you have to go to Canada and you can't watch something on your phone because now you're in Canada. ExpressVPN solves that problem. Find out how you can get up to four extra months by scanning that QR code on screen, clicking the link in the description box below, or by heading on over to expressvpn.com/benshapiroshow. Go check them out right now. Ben Shapiro: Expressvpn.com/benshapiroshow.