There are many reasons why not to install or use a free VPN service,

Today I’m gonna show you three reasons why not to use a free VPN service.

• Despite numerous claims of VPNs protecting you from government tracking and other stuff, that’s not the case, some governments have laws on data and a lot of other stuff.
• VPNs (especially free ones) are not safe to use. A study found that 75% of free VPNs are most likely to contain some sort of Trojan, spyware, and viruses.
• Just stick to paid services it’s better

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INTRO

My name is Dylan. I am a 4th grader. I studied in SPK SD Kinderfield. My class is P4 BLUE. My class has 23 student. This is actually the second school I studied. Why don’t you join our school in 2020?

PE LESSON

PE (in case you do not know it, it is physical education). This is my 2nd favorite lesson. So each term the kind of sports changed. Now it is badminton. Our coach is Coach Moro. the place is MPH 1. I don’t know what is next term’s lesson.

CLOSING

This is the closing. If your school is just bad. Move here next year! But this school has many homeworks. But still, it is a great school. see you next post! good bye.

XD THE END XD

Hello my name is Dylan and this is my blog

Back then it was holiday so my family find a place to go to.

The place was, 2, it was Solo and Borobudur.There there was a swimming pool, a large and small one.I visited a few places, but not much as it was only a week.

When in the way home it was near dawn but i did not sleep because i want to see my little sister which was in a car seat.

When i was around Cikampek in the car,it was really jammed, if you do not know what is cikampek, basicly it is just a town with a tollway near the town which always had traffic.

When i arrived at home you know i do usual things and sleep.

THE END

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