VPN 무료인데 왜 안써? 돈 내고 유료 쓰는 3가지 이유 — Transcript
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- 0:00What if someone could track your IP
- 0:01address to find your real name and home
- 0:03address? How would you feel if they
- 0:05could even discover every single thing
- 0:07you've ever searched for? VPNs act as a
- 0:09kind of digital shield that hides your
- 0:11identity on the internet and enhances
- 0:13your anonymity. That’s why so many
- 0:15people use VPNs to protect their
- 0:17privacy or bypass regional restrictions
- 0:19. In reality, the difference in
- 0:20security between someone using a secure
- 0:22VPN and someone not using one at all is
- 0:23quite significant. However, there is
- 0:25one strange thing. With so many free
- 0:27VPNs available, why would anyone bother
- 0:29paying a monthly fee for a premium
- 0:31service? If you’ve ever thought, "
- 0:33It's free anyway, isn't it a waste not
- 0:34to use it?" you need to watch this
- 0:36video until the end. Let’s find out
- 0:39what huge price you paid with just one
- 0:41click when you agreed to those terms
- 0:43and signed up. Has anyone actually read
- 0:47through every single term and condition
- 0:49when using a free service for the first
- 0:51time? Most of you probably just clicked
- 0:53"agree to all" and moved on. But if you
- 0:55look closely at those terms, there is
- 0:57one chilling phrase written in them.
- 0:59This is from an actual free VPN’s
- 1:00terms of service. What does this mean?
- 1:03You use a VPN to protect your IP
- 1:04address and personal information, but
- 1:06the moment you turn it on, you’ve
- 1:08essentially given them permission to
- 1:10sell your IP, search history, and even
- 1:12sensitive conversations with AI to
- 1:14advertisers or third parties. That’s
- 1:17why most free VPN providers record and
- 1:19store all user personal information and
- 1:21traffic data, and some even have a
- 1:23history of accessing text messages and
- 1:25sensitive personal data. Some free VPN
- 1:27companies have even been caught selling
- 1:29this sensitive information to
- 1:30government agencies or advertising
- 1:32firms. Is it because the VPN companies
- 1:36are just bad? No, it’s not. It’s
- 1:38because their revenue model was
- 1:39designed that way from the very start,
- 1:41as stated in their terms of service.
- 1:44Running VPN servers 24/7, 365 days a
- 1:46year requires massive maintenance and
- 1:48bandwidth costs, so a system where you
- 1:51can use it for free was impossible from
- 1:53the beginning. In other words,
- 1:56companies that distribute free VPNs
- 1:58without charging users are covering
- 1:59their server costs and making a profit
- 2:01by selling your personal information
- 2:03and data. It’s a perfect example of
- 2:05the saying, "If the product is free,
- 2:07you are the product." So, how can you
- 2:11use the internet safely while
- 2:13protecting your personal information
- 2:15and sensitive data? Don’t be fooled
- 2:17by the word "free" and just remember
- 2:18these three criteria for choosing a
- 2:20legitimate paid VPN provider. First,
- 2:22you must check if they enforce a "
- 2:23no-logs" policy that ensures they never
- 2:25store your connection history or
- 2:27activity logs. It’s hard to just take
- 2:29a company's word for it when they claim
- 2:30to follow a no-logs policy. You must
- 2:33verify that they are strictly and
- 2:35annually audited by a world-class
- 2:37third-party firm like Deloitte to prove
- 2:39they actually keep no logs. Second, you
- 2:42need to check if the VPN provider’s
- 2:44headquarters are in a "Fourteen Eyes"
- 2:46country. These countries have
- 2:48intelligence-sharing agreements, so if
- 2:50your data enters one, there’s a risk
- 2:52it could be handed over to the other 13
- 2:53nations. Therefore, you must check if
- 2:56the company is based in a safe region
- 2:58outside of this alliance. Third, you
- 3:01should look for a paid service that
- 3:03doesn't profit from selling user data,
- 3:05but instead uses subscription fees to
- 3:07run servers and invest in security—
- 3:09like NordVPN, which perfectly meets all
- 3:12three criteria and is globally verified
- 3:14. Since 2018, NordVPN has passed
- 3:20independent audits by firms like
- 3:21Deloitte, perfectly proving that it
- 3:23maintains a strict no-logs policy and
- 3:25keeps no records whatsoever. Since no
- 3:28user records are kept, there is
- 3:30naturally no personal data or
- 3:31information to sell. NordVPN’s
- 3:35headquarters are located in Panama,
- 3:37which is not part of the Fourteen Eyes
- 3:38alliance. This means it is safe and
- 3:40free from any pressure or mandates from
- 3:42governments or external agencies to
- 3:43share or submit personal information.
- 3:45You never know what might happen in
- 3:46life, after all. There is no harm in
- 3:48being cautious. With the NordVPN Basic
- 3:52plan at 4,543 won per month, one
- 3:53account lets you use up to ten devices
- 3:55simultaneously—including your friends
- 3:57'phones, your family's devices, and
- 3:58your own computers. Furthermore, it
- 4:00goes beyond simple encryption by
- 4:02including a next-gen anti-virus feature
- 4:04that blocks malicious links and
- 4:05trackers, effectively acting as a
- 4:07security program as well. Are you
- 4:10really going to hand over your precious
- 4:12personal info, financial data, and AI
- 4:14search history just to save a few
- 4:15thousand won? If you have any free VPN
- 4:18programs or obscure bypass apps
- 4:19installed on your phone or PC right now
- 4:21, delete them immediately. The most
- 4:24reliable way to protect your assets is
- 4:26to use a verified, paid VPN service.
- 4:29NordVPN also offers a 30-day money-back
- 4:31guarantee, so you can try it out
- 4:32without any burden. For those who want
- 4:36up to 77%off, plus up to 50,000 won in
- 4:38GS25 gift cards and 4 extra months free
- 4:41, please check the discount link in the
- 4:43description and the top of the pinned
- 4:45comment, which includes the promo code
- 4:47"MY". See you later.
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