Online ad-tracking firm masquerading as a “free” search engine, Google, has announced it’s rolling out Google Fi’s built-in virtual private network (VPN) service to the three iPhone users who lack the ability to recognize planet-sized oxymorons. For the rest of us, this goes over like a crash-landing lead balloon laden with freezer-burned jumbo shrimp.
The rollout is a little later than expected, having previously been touted for release in the spring, and Google has said in a tweet that not all iPhone on Google Fi users will have immediate access to the VPN feature.
However, the company says it should be widely available “over the coming weeks.”
Starting today, we're expanding our built-in VPN to iPhone®. 🔐
With the Fi VPN, you get a private online connection and more protection from hackers included on all plans. Learn more → https://t.co/TABM9FSYFB pic.twitter.com/WVfTlcpTRO
— Google Fi Wireless (@googlefi) June 24, 2021
MacDailyNews Take: Google VPN? Sounds pretty ugly. So, it’s with joyful sadness that we utter, “Nope.”
Interns, perform your sacred duty!
Prost, everyone! 🍻🍻🍻
Yup, Google and your privacy. Hahahaha.
So it’s safe from everyone’s snooping, except of course, for Google’s??
This Google crappe is AppleCynic’s VPN of choice.
Perfect for the ignorant.
I google as much as I trust libturds to pick a good president