Open WiFi abounds when you’re on the go, from networked buses to hotspots in train stations to the free airport internet. And no matter how secure they seem to be, treat these WiFi hotspots with care and suspicion. Many of us will use these free connections at times for convenience, yet all the same risks outlined in this article apply to any open, unverified WiFi network. Using a VPN can help protect your identity, file transfers and online activities from bad actors attempting to spy on you through the same WiFi network.

Umi WiFi pyha ijurujáva oĩheta eiméramo tapére, eimehápe umi jeikekuaa metro guive pe ñanduti reigua aviõ guejyha peve. Ha vaicha hekorosã ojehecha, péicharamo jepe umi WiFi ema’ẽporãke ha ani ejavy. Heta oĩ oiporúva ko’ã jeike reiha ha’ére mba’e iporãva, hákatu péicha avei ejuhukuaa apañuái he’iháicha ko jehaipyre ojehukuaa oimeraẽva WiFi pyha ijurujávape ha ojehechajey’ỹva. Pe VPN jeporu ikatu nepytyvõ emo’ã hag̃ua nde reratee, marandurenda jeguerova ha tapicha rembiapo ñandutípe oñeha’ãva nderapykueho WiFi pyha rupive.