Public Wi‑Fi: how a VPN protects you

Hotel, airport and café Wi‑Fi is shared with strangers, and you don’t know who runs it. A VPN encrypts everything between your device and our server, so the network sees only that you’re connected.

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What the risks are

Fake hotspots — a network named like the hotel’s, set up by someone else.
Snooping on the network — the owner or other users can see which sites you visit.
Injected pages — some networks insert ads or login pages into your traffic.

What a VPN changes

With the VPN on, the Wi‑Fi network sees one encrypted connection to our server — not the sites you open. We don’t keep connection logs either.

Before your trip

Set up the VPN at home: open @myartvpn_bot, choose your device and connect in one tap.
Check that it works — “📡 Check connection” in the bot.
On the road, turn the VPN on before you log in to anything.

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Questions

Is HTTPS not enough?

HTTPS protects the page content, but the network still sees which sites you visit. A VPN hides that too.

Will the VPN drain my battery?

Slightly — modern protocols are light. You won’t notice it in normal use.