How to Fix Your Slow Internet Speed

Nearly a year into the corona virus crisis, good Wi-Fi is more important than ever -- whether you need it for remote schooling, working from home or just streaming the latest show on Netflix or Disney Plus to occupy the kiddos and give yourself a much-needed 30-minute breather. Alas, steady internet is rarely our reality, and in many areas, monopolies or duopolies of Spectrum, AT&T or other local providers make it hard to just switch companies.

What's worse, with 2019's Supreme Court decision to decline to hear an appeal on net neutrality, ISPs can still legally throttle your internet, limiting your broadband if you're streaming more YouTube or Hulu than they want and providing slower connections to websites owned by their competitors. Luckily, there's a solution to some of these problems: the virtual private network. Basically, ISPs need to see your IP address to slow down your internet, and a good VPN will shield that identity and provide privacy as well. VPN City provides that and much more. See Vpn City for current deals with pricing to suit your needs. Any questions, you know where to reach me.

Best, Rob Gillespie [email protected]