ExpressVPN on The Ben Shapiro Show

All right. So the Muslim Brotherhood is a relatively secretive group here in the United States, spreading their poison pretty much everywhere. They have a lot to hide. But the truth is that we all make privacy a priority, some for really bad reasons, like, you know, the Muslim Brotherhood. But for you, you know, it turns out that your data is actually just your business. Now, your ISP does have a record of every website, every search, every purchase that you've made, every article you've read. You wouldn't want them to have that because privacy isn't about hiding things you're doing wrong. It's about maintaining basic boundaries, right? We lock our front door, we close the blinds. What we do is just generally not anybody else's business, and the internet shouldn't be any different. The reality is your ISP can see the websites that you visit, even if you're using incognito mode. In many countries, providers are required to retain records of online activity for years. Here in the US, internet providers can legally sell certain browsing data to third parties, and this is why I continue to tell you about the use of ExpressVPN. ExpressVPN encrypts your online activity before it reaches your internet provider. That means your provider can't meaningfully see, record, share, or sell your browsing history because it never receives that information.