VPN Panda
How a VPN Protects Your Personal Data
From your IP to your browsing habits, here's exactly what a VPN keeps private.
A VPN protects several distinct pieces of your personal data at once. Here's what each one is.
Your IP address and location
Without a VPN, every site sees your IP — your provider and approximate location. A VPN replaces it with the server's IP.
Your browsing activity
Your internet provider can see and log the sites you visit. A VPN encrypts that traffic so they can't.
Your data on shared networks
On public Wi‑Fi, unencrypted data can be intercepted. A VPN makes it unreadable to anyone on the network.
What you still control
A VPN can't protect data you hand over directly — what you post, the accounts you log into, the permissions you grant. Combine a VPN with good habits.
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FAQ
Q: Does a VPN hide my data from websites I log into? A: It hides your IP and encrypts the connection, but a site you log into still knows it's you. Use separate accounts for separate purposes.
Q: Does my provider see anything with a VPN on? A: Only that you're connected to a VPN — not which sites you visit.