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That padlock in your browser does not hide which websites you visit. Your ISP and potentially hackers see every single one. That padlock does mean HTTPS, which means your traffic is encrypted, but it doesn't hide which sites you visit. And I know what you're thinking, Chuck, what about secure DNS? It's a good thought. But look at this wire shark capture. With secure DNS, I suddenly cannot see DNS traffic. That doesn't matter. I can still see SNI," which shows me exactly what site you're visiting. So what can you do? VPN. Many people think that because HTTPS exists, you don't need a VPN, but it doesn't do everything. And there's more on your PC happening than just browser traffic. A VPN will encrypt it all. How? If you wanna learn more, I've got a video about it right around, I mean, you'll find it. Just click on it. Go ahead. Actually, here's a link. Get it. Get it. I'm making my video editors work.

That padlock in your browser does not hide which websites you visit. Your ISP and potentially hackers see every single one. That padlock does mean HTTPS, which…