VPN User Concerns

Solving User Concerns: Privacy, Security, and Access

A VPN is a technically advanced and complex solution designed to address three very common user concerns: privacy, security, and unrestricted access to online content.

There are currently 1.5 billion VPN users worldwide, with an expected additional 6 billion users in the next 8 years. This emphasizes he importance for VPN providers to not only understand these concerns but also to provide accessible and understandable solutions that effectively address them.

• Privacy People want to feel confident that their online activities are anonymous, private, and secure. They seek reassurance that their personal information, such as browsing history and location, cannot be seen or tracked by others.

• Security VPN security means people want to feel confident that their online activities are protected from potential threats. They expect a VPN to guard their connection and shield sensitive information like passwords, financial transactions and personal data from hackers and cyber-criminals.

• Access Finally, people strongly dislike being denied access to content that others elsewhere can freely enjoy. This is why VPN users often seek to bypass geographic restrictions and access content that may be blocked or censored in their region, enabling them to enjoy free and open access to the internet.

Easier said than done

It sounds so simple: people simply want to access the internet safely, worry-free, and with privacy.

The reality is that providing a VPN service is first and foremost a technically complex solution, and it operates in a market that has been rapidly growing for several years, earning billions of dollars.

Which makes it unfortunate that there are so many cases of VPN providers that are not capable, or worse, willingly compromise one or all of these user needs to gain financially from their user-base.

Prioritizing user needs

This documentation contains a lot of easy to read information for consumers on the topic of VPN safety and security, since these are the topics that make 80% of all consumers consider using a VPN service.

Our ecosystem is based on the fundamental principle of inclusivity, which means that all stakeholders in our ecosystem, whether they are users, node providers, or investors, share in our marketing revenue.

Addressing concerns

D-Network not only meets all of the above user needs beyond market standards, we also introduced a world-first VPN market model that shares our marketing income stream with all stakeholders!

By correctly addressing user concerns and sharing our revenue completely, we distinguish our ecosystem from any other provider in the market and promote a strong sense of community and participation.