Hi, this Alonzo Bowden. I want to welcome you to episode 305 of my podcast, Who's Paying Attention, and tell you that this

week we are brought to you by ExpressVPN. So what is a VPN? A VPN, it's simple. It's security.

Listen, we don't have much choice in who our internet provider is. I know like I have spectrum because

everyone who lives around me in this area has spectrum and you might have Time Warner or whoever

you have that that's what they do. And you know how these these ISPs, the internet service providers

operate. They track your activity. They learn about you. They

sell the information. You get pop-up ads, et cetera, et cetera. Hopefully you're not planning a capital

uprising or anything like that, but whatever you're doing, they can watch you. Well, and if you're

planning a capital uprising, ExpressVPN ain't going to help you.

So forget that.

All right, listen.

ExpressVPN is an app.

You put it on your computer, your phone, your tablet.

It encrypts your network data, sends it through a secure VPN server.

So the ISP cannot see your activity.

Okay.

It's they don't know where you are. They don't know what it is.

It eliminates all of those pop-ups and selling your info, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.

You need ExpressVPN. It's very simple. It's an app. You open it. It protects you. Okay.

Doesn't slow your connection. doesn't affect anything else.

I've used this even on my overseas travels because in some other countries, you really have to

worry about them monitoring or using somehow your internet activity. So a VPN, you need a VPN,

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