We all know the security benefits of VPNs. According to research by Security.org, VPNs are top-of-mind with Americans, whether for personal or business use, but, and surprisingly, use is down year-over-year.
Key findings on perception, usage and value of VPNs from nearly 1,000 U.S. adults include:
- 85 percent aware of VPNs and what they do, up from 72 percent last year
- 41 percent use VPNs for personal or business reasons, down from 49 percent last year
- Free VPNs used by 41 percent, up from 29 percent last year
- Cost remains the top barrier for adoption with 23 percent indicating VPNs are “too expensive”
Security.org’s research can be found at: https://www.security.org/resources/vpn-consumer-report-annual/
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VPN Awareness ⬆, Usage ⬇ Says Security.org
We all know the security benefits of VPNs. According to research by Security.org, VPNs are top-of-mind with Americans, whether for personal or business use, but, and surprisingly, use is down year-over-year.
Key findings on perception, usage and value of VPNs from nearly 1,000 U.S. adults include:
Security.org’s research can be found at: https://www.security.org/resources/vpn-consumer-report-annual/
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