Most US VPNs Include Tracking
A recent study shows that 85% of VPN apps dedicated to mobile devices in the United States contain tracking tools, such as collecting sensitive information and geolocation data, for analysis and advertising purposes. This contradicts the primary goal of these apps, which is to enhance privacy. These applications can access information like device identifiers, network types, and users' actual locations, despite many of them being owned by Chinese and Russian companies. However, not all VPN apps spy on users. The study warns that some apps marketed as privacy protection tools may actually diminish data security in a way that threatens users' personal safety.
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