In case you’re not familiar, VPN stands for Virtual Private Network. Essentially, it’s a way to create a secure, private connection between your device and another network - like the internet. When you use a VPN, all of your data is encrypted and routed through the VPN server before it reaches its destination. This means that anyone trying to snoop on your traffic will only see gibberish - making it much more difficult for them to steal your information or track your activity.
One thing to keep in mind is that not all VPNs are created equal. Some won’t work with iCloud at all, while others may offer less than stellar speeds or reliability. So if you’re looking for a goodVPN to use with iCloud, be sure to do some research beforehand and find one that’s known to work well.
Once you have a good VPN picked out, setting it up is actually pretty simple. Most likely, you’ll just need to install the VPN app on your device and then log in with your credentials. After that, open up the Settings app on your device and navigate to Cellular > Personal Hotspot. From here, make sure that the “Allow Others To Join” switch is turned on and then select your VPN from the list of options below. Now anytime someone tries to connect their device to yours, they’ll be automatically connected via the secureVPN tunnel - keeping both their traffic and yours safe from prying eyes!
None Found
Thank your for reading!
