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Why setting up a VPN on your router is a game-changer If you're using a VPN on your phone or laptop, you’re already taking steps to protect your online privacy. But did you know you can install a VPN ...

A travel router works just like the one in your home, allowing multiple devices to connect to the internet. The difference is that it’s portable and designed to work with ...

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Beyond basics like those, router manufacturers are turning more and more to extras like simplified, app-based setup, integrations with voice assistants like Alexa and Google Assistant, VPN support ...

This isn't that unusual – though if you have a lot of gadgets in the house, you might need to ration out your connections (or invest in a VPN router that'll protect them all in one fell swoop).

Protecting your privacy online is important, and learning how to use a virtual private network (VPN) is an excellent way to start the process. VPNs mask your online activities by issuing you an ...

Renting a router from your internet provider is the easier option, but a little extra legwork will save you in the long run. Joe Supan is a senior writer for CNET covering home technology ...