Introducing Consumer Privacy Networks

The last couple of years have accelerated the transformation not just of our economy, but of the way that we use the internet. For an ever-increasing population, there’s a digital-first approach to seeking entertainment, to staying in touch with family and friends, to education, and to work. When the internet was a smaller corner of our lives, VPNs and other proxies were mostly used by privacy conscious techies, corporations, and fraudsters. Today, proxies are marketed to everyday users by major tech companies, offering privacy and limited anonymity for a modest subscription fee. When proxies are built into popular browsers and the operating systems of mobile devices, use of a proxy on its own is no longer a strict indicator of either tech savviness or malicious intent.