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It often happens that you do not have access to various resources on the Internet. It could be websites, social networks, messengers, VoIP applications, p2p services and so on.

It happens for different reasons, but mostly this symptom is observed on the corporate networks through the fault of the evil administrators and mentally retarded top-managers. It happens in private home networks, schools, universities, public libraries, as well as in open Wi-Fi networks.

In some countries the censorship of the Internet is not a sphere of activity of network administrators but of the government, closing unwanted websites and entire networks. Not very nice when someone decides for you, where to go, what to watch, listen to and read.

But there is a 100% working and cost-effective solution, which simply removes all restrictions on the Internet for a nominal fee. And no matter how many millions of dollars spend those governments and corporations on their filters and firewalls, it just works and gives you access to your favorite resources - the technology called OpenVPN. Without going into technical details, I can only say that due to the possibility of instantaneous establishment of encrypted tunnel between your computer and the VPN-server, it cuts any filters or firewalls like a hot knife cuts butter and doesn't require you absolutely no knowledge of network technologies.

Moreover, VPN AnonymityNetwork service don't require any kind of private data, only e-mail to send your members area password.

We all know that any device, whether it is PC or phone must have an IP-address to access the Internet. These 4 numbers separated by dots, like a fingerprint, stay everywhere no matter where you visited. Beginning with the giant Google and ending with the moderator of your favorite forum, everyone can see your IP-address. When accessing any resource on the web, the whole chain of participants in your query sees your IP and associates it with your actions.

Think about who logs your actions at the moment when you are on this site reading my article. With high probability I can list these subjects:

1. Your computer;
2. Your ISP or your network administrator;
3. Special services, responsible for your location area;
4. Mainline ISP;
5. Data center hosting the server;
6. The server that I administer:

And of course, your browser sends information to Big brothers - the giants of Internet advertising industry, mostly in order to show you a nearby pizza place or offer a discount coupon in the solarium in the most inopportune moment and probably for some other purposes.

It would seem that this is not so bad if it were not for one thing... Any IP-address in the network has a precise geographic anchor and the log-files forever remain at a stakeholder. And therefore you are in sight of all those listed above unknown people...

All this is unpleasant and sometimes not acceptable. Just change your IP address using the VPN technology. This simple solution will provide the tunnel with a redundant encryption between your computer and the VPN-server. Thus, you'll have an IP-address of a remote server and the whole chain of intermediate actors will only see the encrypted data sets.

Easy and safe.

Over the past few years wireless data transfer technologies broke into our lives, freeing us from those annoying wires. I don't even know how many of these different technologies and protocols exist, all of them are easy and convenient, but have one common flaw: they all are not protected in varying degrees. The most popular and the most unsafe is Wi-Fi.

So far, almost all mobile devices, phones, smartphones, laptops, netbooks, tablets, have the opportunity to join this protocol via Wi-Fi access points. In public places, free or so called public access points are springing up like mushrooms overnight. Even when driving your car through a busy street, your mobile can see a few open networks simultaneously. After clicking 'connect', you can easily take advantage of your e-mail or social network account almost anywhere.

But attention! There is a danger that one can easily intercept your requests for Internet services! Intercept and on the wing find out your passwords, logins, credit card numbers, in fact it can be any private information sent throughout the open or closed network with a weak encryption protocol. There are even cases when hackers pose special access points in public places, to gather such information. Didn't know? Didn't experience? You just got lucky.

Again, the solution to this problem is the OpenVPN technology, which encrypts all your traffic as much as possible today. It would require huge computing resources equal in value to the military budgets of some countries to hack your intercepted traffic.

Be secure in open networks!