Apple Resources - VPN (Virtual Private Network)
http://edu-observatory.org/olli/Manage/VPN.html




  Virtual private network (VPN) security
    https://support.apple.com/guide/security/vpn-security-sec802e8ab55/web   

    Secure network services such as virtual private networking
    (VPN) typically require minimal setup and configuration to
    work with iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Vision Pro devices.


  Are VPNs becoming obsolete?
    https://start.duckduckgo.com/?q=why+vpn+will+become+obsolete&start=1&ia=web   

    VPNs are becoming obsolete due to their security risks,
    operational inefficiencies, and the rise of more effective
    alternatives like zero-trust network access (ZTNA) that
    provide better control and security for remote access. As
    organizations shift towards cloud-based solutions, the need
    for traditional VPNs diminishes significantly.

    If you are an Apple users, you likely don't need a VPN for
    basic security and privacy if browsing only with Safari.
    Private Relay uses a single, secure connection to maintain 
    privacy and performance. This design may impact how
    throughput is reflected in network speed tests that
    typically open several simultaneous connections to deliver
    the highest possible result. While some speed test
    measurements may appear lower when Private Relay is
    enabled, your actual browsing experience remains fast and
    private.


     
     
  
 
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