CyberGuy Explains 2 VPN IP Options for Privacy and Smoother Logins

1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Aug 11

Shared and dedicated VPN IPs both encrypt traffic, but CyberGuy says the choice comes down to privacy versus convenience.
Shared IPs route many users through 1 public address, making activity harder to tie to one person but more likely to trigger CAPTCHAs, blocked logins or extra verification.
Dedicated IPs assign 1 address to 1 user, helping with whitelisted work systems, remote server access and fewer banking or business-login challenges.
CyberGuy says neither option is inherently more secure; most users are well served by shared IPs unless they need a consistent address for work or specialized access.
The guide advises choosing VPNs with no-logs policies, kill switches, broad device support and the option to add a dedicated IP later.