Our lives are closely tied to the digital world in a deeply interconnected digital web. Needless to say, privacy is a necessity, and to a large extent, a basic right in the modern world. We do much more online than just browse or check emails. We manage finances, stream videos, and work remotely on many devices. As we connect more, the risks from public wifi and internet providers have also increased.
Most days, the internet feels routine — you scroll, connect, and move without a second glance. Well, that was me too, when I would surf for something and the site loaded, that was enough. However, there were subtle pauses that piqued my attention gradually.
One evening in a cafe, I logged into my banking app over a public Wi-Fi. Nothing went wrong, but there was a hesitation, especially after reading thousands of reports where bad actors exploited unsecured networks
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