Most of the time the user continues to use social media like Facebook and more so VPNs don't help.
As long as they expose themselves on the web, they will be found. It's a hard lesson for some that want to use Facebook and similar but have a stalker problem.
My privacy has been compromised and I suspect some kind of surveillance setup. The stalker can see all outgoing traffic from my digital devices, even when using router in seperate location from my house.
I have antimalwarebytes installed along with payed anti-virus. There was no findings after running a complete analyze with both services.
I have windows firewall set up along with router firewall and WPS2 set on it. Passwords are changed on all services and on router/network.
I am currently using a free vpn on my mobile. I'm considering dowloading a free VPN on my desktop as well to ensure my privacy online. This is only for the sake of protecting my traffic against the surveillance setup by the stalker.
Any ideas what kind of surveillance setup I'm dealing with?
If so, will a VPN protect my privacy from any potential stalker?
I have heard a lot of negative stuff about free VPNs but according to reviews Windscribe, TunnelBear or Hotspot Shield should be sufficient for the job I'm needing. I only use internet to watch videos, read news and search custom searches, totally innocent. I have no problem if these free VPNs are shady and shares my log data, it's nothing special.

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