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Staying Private on Shared and Public Computers
Library and hotel‑lobby PCs are risky. Here's how to protect yourself.
Public computers — libraries, hotel lobbies, internet cafés — are convenient but risky.
The risks
- You can't trust what's installed (keyloggers, spyware).
- Saved sessions and cached data can expose you.
How to reduce risk
- Avoid sensitive logins on public PCs entirely if you can.
- Use private/incognito windows and log out fully.
- On your own device on the same network, run a VPN for an encrypted connection. Get VPN Panda free.
Reality check
A VPN secures your connection, but it can't protect you from spyware on a computer you don't control. Prefer your own device.
FAQ
Q: Does a VPN protect me on a public computer? A: It protects your connection on your own device. It can't fix malware on a shared PC. Q: What's safest? A: Use your own phone or laptop with a VPN rather than a public computer.