An IP address is a 32-bit number that uniquely identifies a network interface on a machine. IP addresses are usually written in decimal notation, separated by four eight-digit periods. Each 8-bit field represents a byte of an IP address.

Every time you go online, your IP address lets the server know where to find you. For example, you can access it through this website.

However, IP addresses contain many details, such as:

• Your country

• Your area

• Your city

• Zip code

• Your latitude and longitude

  ……

You may not share this kind of information with strangers, but you're already online.

One of the biggest trackers of your digital life is your Internet service provider, or ISP. Because your IP address is the only one assigned to you, they can easily monitor everything you do.

By law in most countries, ISPs must keep records of your digital activity and browsing history. If you're using a file sharing or streaming platform, they may even be forced to monitor traffic and throttling speed.

When dealing with isPs, authorities and law enforcement agencies often have smooth access to all content without the user's consent. And because of the way browsing databases work, information is usually sent in batches.

That way, even if you're not being investigated, if other ISP clients do something suspicious, your data will still be sent to the authorities.

In case you're not already worried about your privacy, I'll add: Many ISPs want to sell your data to advertisers.

Enter the AMAN VPN

A VPN can securely access the Internet and protect your privacy. Short for Virtual Private Network, which can hide your IP address, hide it with a different address, and then drive your communications through an encrypted tunnel.

After connecting to the VPN server, you can browse the web as usual. There is no need to change browsers or use suspicious exit nodes.

AMAN VPN helps you:

• Avoid geographical restrictions and unblock content.

• Safe flood

• Secure electronic transactions.

• Get better online deals.

• Secure your digital identity.

• Hide your IP, encrypt your connections, and prevent prying eyes. Do not use your digital footprint as a direct link to the back door.