Honey Bee VPN

A VPN tunnel is a secure connection between your device and the internet. Tunneling relies on encapsulation, which hides VPN communications on the public internet. So, if someone were to check your internet connection, they’d see that you are using a VPN, but not what you’re doing.

A VPN server is just a standard internet server configured with VPN software. Your traffic is first routed through the server before it reaches the internet. This allows the VPN to hide your actual IP address and keep your data protected from snoopers.

An Internet Protocol (IP) address is a digital label used to achieve communication between networks. It’s used to identify you and your location in the network. A VPN hides your IP address, which prevents websites from gathering information about you.

VPNs use encryption to encode and secure your data. The VPN client and server generate a key when you connect to a VPN. The key is used to encode and decode your data every time it travels through an encrypted tunnel. No third parties have the key, so your encrypted data looks gibberish if they try to intercept your connection.