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Replacing your router does not have to mean resetting every smart bulb, camera and speaker. Preserve the right network settings and most devices can reconnect automatically.

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When a router VPN drops, traffic may fall back through your ISP or stop completely. Learn how kill switches, automatic reconnection and device exceptions determine what happens next.

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An Xfinity gateway gets you online. A VPN router gives you more control over privacy, device routing, and selected-device VPN coverage.

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In the US, your internet provider can legally sell your browsing history — and Congress made sure
of it in 2017. Here's exactly what your ISP can see, why incognito mode does nothing to stop it,
and the one fix that covers every device in your home.

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University of Michigan researchers put 281 Android VPN apps through an automated security audit.
29 leaked the browsing data they promised to hide. 76 handed your device ID to advertisers. The
uncomfortable finding: you can't tell a safe VPN from its app-store listing.

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