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| Some Google One plans come with a free VPN service |
Google announced that it will provide a free virtual private network (VPN) on the Android operating system for each user 2 TB of cloud storage in the United States (Google One).
There are many VPN services that can help you protect your privacy and security with an encrypted internet connection, and Google now has its own service.
According to Google, the service will be rolling out to iOS, Mac, Windows, and other countries in the coming months.
This new feature prevents hackers from eavesdropping sensitive data when users are on public networks.
And you need to subscribe to the 2 TB (Google One) plan for $ 9.99 a month or $ 99 a year, so it's not a completely free VPN.
The new VPN is Google's latest move to improve cloud storage products.
The company announced in August that it would back up iOS or Android phones for free, and cut the price in 2018.
The search giant is promoting the VPN provided by Google One, which provides additional online protection for your Android phone and gives you security in terms of data security.
When this feature is in (Google One), the company said: You can enjoy a VPN while using another application on your Android phone to protect your privacy on the Internet.
She added, "We have set a high level of security for all products, and VPNs extend this security to encrypt all phone traffic on the Internet, regardless of which app or browser you use."
If you share a 2 TB Google One plan with your family (up to five other people), they can also activate the VPN on their device without paying any additional costs.
For businesses, it's a good idea to add a free VPN to Google One, as most standalone VPNs cost between $ 5 and $ 13 per month and usually don't have 2 TB of storage. Google (VPN) is a compelling choice.
It should be noted that the company offers similar functions through the company's standard cellular network operator (Google Fi), but permanent protection (Google Fi) (VPN) is only available for Android smartphones with subscription services (Google Fi).