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[1898.76 --> 1899.34] which is great
[1899.34 --> 1900.32] god yes
[1900.32 --> 1901.62] it's nice
[1901.62 --> 1902.16] yes
[1902.16 --> 1902.64] it's very nice
[1902.64 --> 1902.98] uh
[1902.98 --> 1904.02] visit freshbooks.com
[1904.02 --> 1904.62] slash when
[1904.62 --> 1905.36] and enter when
[1905.36 --> 1906.66] in the how did you hear about a section
[1906.66 --> 1907.82] to sign up for
[1907.82 --> 1908.78] a free
[1908.78 --> 1909.72] trial
[1909.72 --> 1911.12] and
[1911.12 --> 1912.92] private internet access
[1912.92 --> 1914.08] P-I-A
[1914.08 --> 1915.22] P-I-A
[1915.22 --> 1915.58] so
[1915.58 --> 1916.10] I
[1916.10 --> 1916.80] I believe
[1916.80 --> 1917.38] um
[1917.38 --> 1917.76] actually
[1917.76 --> 1919.02] VPNs are currently
[1919.02 --> 1919.90] uh
[1919.90 --> 1920.88] attempting to be used
[1920.88 --> 1921.64] in Uganda
[1921.64 --> 1922.72] to get past
[1922.72 --> 1923.36] the
[1923.36 --> 1924.46] uh
[1924.46 --> 1926.12] taxation of social services
[1926.12 --> 1926.68] thing
[1926.68 --> 1927.62] but now
[1927.62 --> 1928.74] Uganda's trying to ban
[1928.74 --> 1929.56] VPNs
[1929.56 --> 1929.78] yeah
[1929.78 --> 1930.44] but hey
[1930.44 --> 1931.32] if you're a
[1931.32 --> 1932.46] if you're a viewer from there
[1932.46 --> 1934.86] you can use this for a little while
[1934.86 --> 1935.04] yeah
[1935.04 --> 1935.48] maybe
[1935.48 --> 1937.42] until the ISPs ban it out
[1937.42 --> 1938.92] a little quote from their president too
[1938.92 --> 1939.48] being like
[1939.48 --> 1941.52] it's actually more expensive to have a VPN
[1941.52 --> 1942.52] than it is just to pay
[1942.52 --> 1944.98] ugh
[1944.98 --> 1946.78] yeah
[1946.78 --> 1947.78] except you're a sketchy dude
[1947.78 --> 1948.28] but whatever
[1948.28 --> 1951.46] private internet access supports a variety of VPN protocols
[1951.46 --> 1952.56] and types of encryption
[1952.56 --> 1953.44] and authentication
[1953.44 --> 1957.04] allowing you to dial in the exact level of privacy protection you need
[1957.04 --> 1959.24] it supports apps for Windows
[1959.24 --> 1960.02] Mac OS
[1960.02 --> 1960.46] Android
[1960.46 --> 1960.86] iOS
[1960.86 --> 1961.78] uh
[1961.78 --> 1962.80] in here it has Linus
[1962.80 --> 1964.00] but I assume that means Linux
[1964.00 --> 1964.64] uh
[1964.64 --> 1965.70] and Google Chrome
[1965.70 --> 1966.82] with support for several
[1966.82 --> 1968.70] all the machines autocorrect to that
[1968.70 --> 1969.46] yeah
[1969.46 --> 1970.58] everything in the building
[1970.58 --> 1971.46] I'm sure they do
[1971.46 --> 1972.86] our personal phones have to too
[1972.86 --> 1973.26] yeah
[1973.26 --> 1974.86] it's a rule
[1974.86 --> 1975.78] when you get hired
[1975.78 --> 1977.58] you have to go into your like library
[1977.58 --> 1978.46] speaking of tyranny
[1978.46 --> 1979.42] yeah
[1979.42 --> 1980.68] um
[1980.68 --> 1981.68] check it out today
[1981.68 --> 1982.66] in the link in the video description
[1982.66 --> 1984.26] or just like here
[1984.26 --> 1985.26] whoop
[1985.26 --> 1986.14] whoop
[1986.14 --> 1986.26] whoop
[1986.26 --> 1986.86] whoop
[1986.86 --> 1987.08] yeah
[1987.08 --> 1988.18] I almost tickled you
[1988.18 --> 1988.50] oh
[1988.50 --> 1989.16] I was like
[1989.16 --> 1989.54] eep
[1989.54 --> 1990.44] that would have been exciting
[1990.44 --> 1992.20] it's too hot in here for that
[1992.20 --> 1992.66] it is
[1992.66 --> 1997.42] additional features of PIA include IP cloaking which sounds super sweet
[1997.42 --> 2000.18] browsing anonymously which is sort of the point
[2000.18 --> 2000.72] uh
[2000.72 --> 2001.92] you can avoid data mining
[2001.92 --> 2003.10] targeted advertising
[2003.10 --> 2005.02] being blocked from social sites
[2005.02 --> 2005.88] uh
[2005.88 --> 2008.62] you can block unwanted connections which is cool
[2008.62 --> 2009.60] advanced firewall