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Using a VPN is not even the suspicious part. Using a public network (e.g. hotel Wi-Fi) can make you equally suspicious, in that case you would actually need to
by a2128 1y ago
Using a VPN is not even the suspicious part. Using a public network (e.g. hotel Wi-Fi) can make you equally suspicious, in that case you would actually need to have a VPN to your home network to erase suspicion. So it's not about using VPN, it's about not making yourself easily trackable and surveillable
- jeffbee 1y agoI don't know for sure but I personally doubt that hotel wifi has the same strength as a suspicion signal that VPN exit nodes have. Some normal users use global VPNs. Every criminal uses a global VPN. That is the problem. Also, just to point it out, logging in at all is a bit suspicious. Normal users rarely do it. You authenticate to Google on your mobile and that's it, you never do it again. All lot of these other comments are talking about policy and principals but I am just trying to help the OP by taking their question at face value. Their goal seems to be to login to Gmail.