How VPNs use tunneling and encryption

How do VPNs protect your internet privacy? With tunneling and encryption! Watch the video to learn what that means.

ExpressVPN takes encryption very seriously, using AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) with 256-bit keys — also known as AES-256. It's the same encryption standard adopted by the U.S. government and used by security experts worldwide to protect classified information.

ExpressVPN is a virtual private network service that allows you to amplify the entire internet. Get around censorship, secure your internet connection, and browse anonymously. An ExpressVPN subscription gets you access to 160+ server locations in more than 90 countries. And with apps for all your devices, you can take ExpressVPN with you wherever you go!

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[rsmith]

Love the picture of Snowden "Hero" at 2:32 in the background!

[Scatamahatta]

Pictures of "cats" huh? I get the innuendo expressVPN. Clever.

[XPlaneAviation]

Absolutely love it! Now I can watch American Netflix!

[fafaflobie]

ive used so many different vpns over the last 8 yrs and the ONLY one that i have NOT had issues with is Express, i swear on my kids life..they all were ok till they werent , this one i have on recurring payment because i never have to worry about it .

[Virtualnerd]

Pretty sure the portrait of "Hero" is Edward Snowden, very good choice!

[terrymontgomery]

Now I feel better about being secure with all my online activity.

[Bnelen]

I've watched a couple of these dumbed down explanations and so far this is probably the best, although the analogies always end up being quite ridiculous.

[olemiss]

Definitely the best, I use it on my PC and Phone.

[ianbosley]

I couldnt access Western Union in Vietnam, the government doesnt allow it. I installed Express VPN and bingo, I was able to login and transfer money. Great test.

[katharagatha]

Does anyone know which software is used to make this video?
Really cool

[adriankasa]

Express is d only vpn service that lives up to the expectation.

[AveMaria]

Interesting. In the past, I was confused about how a VPN prevents your ISP from seeing your data. However, I think I understand it now. Basically, if I'm understanding correctly, the data is encrypted by the VPN app on my computer or smart phone before it is sent out on to the network and since they don't have a key, they cannot decrypt it. Am I understanding correctly? I used to think that the data had to be sent to the VPN's servers before being encrypted and therefore it would be unencrypted for a while but I am guessing I was wrong. If someone could please confirm that I have the idea correct, I'd appreciate it.

[EHKOS]

I almost want a version of this with Pai's face as the mailman, but I also don't want to vomit up my lunch watching it.

[Dan-ckdl]

I use NordVPN, I'm thinking about switching since Express VPN uses a higher grade of encryption.

[abrspeaks]

Amazing vedio, How can I exlude application traffic from the VPN tunnel through cmd

[ONpopularTopics]

Thanks for the video. I've been learning the theories of IT concepts. How can I get hands-on with these concepts?

[AmandeepSingh-fexq]

I love using ExpressVPN and been using for over a year now but can you please add more servers in NZ? and when I connect to NZ servers why it shows "Servers Australia" and when I check my ip it shows NZ but most of the search engine results are from AUS instead of NZ and when I log in to Apple ID it shows my ID logged in from NSW instead of NZ. you need to figure these things out. NordVPN NZ servers are way better but IM stuck with you guys because I have just bought another subscription.

[Kryomagnet]

In this analogy, are the sender's key and the VPN's key identical?

[ProfessionalTycoons]

I trust you guys, I just subscripted to your service.

[cybermember]

After encryption is decrypted at vpn what the hell will happen to my data till it reach the web server i requested.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣