The privacy argument simply haven't stood the test of time. However, the first reason is still valid: some companies think they can segregate people based on th

The privacy argument simply haven't stood the test of time. However, the first reason is still valid: some companies think they can segregate people based on their IP address, and VPNs offer a simple solution to that - even if it often doesn't work, and in many cases becomes a mouse-and-cat game with the service provider.