Of course, Google has plenty of ways to track your data even if you are using a VPN that does in fact hide your traffic from sources like your internet service provider or the websites you are using: namely, your Google account and/or your Chrome browser activity.

You might reasonably say 'Oh, Google is ensuring my privacy? As if.' But as Google will have you know, its system has been independently audited. Another nice perk is that you can share the VPN service with your family members (up to five of them). The feature was already available to Android users who subscribe to Google One Premium, but it has only just rolled out to iPhones this week. The main advantage of a VPN is that it lets you browse, stream and download content on the web in more secure and private way this way, you're better protected on public Wi-Fi and cellular connections, as well as preventing websites being about to access your search history or location (so you shouldn't be targeted as much by advertisements). If you're an iPhone owner and you subscribe to Google One Premium - which is the most premium tier of Google's subscription plan that costs $10/month and gets you 2TB of cloud-based storage across Gmail, Google Photos and Google Drive - you now have access to a new feature: Google's VPN service called VPN by Google One.

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