1.1.1.1: Faster Internet 4+

There are 3 types of companies that are secretly watching what you do on the web. (No, I’m not talking about social media companies, because you can choose what you share on social media.) - I’m talking about 3 types of companies who secretly track everything you do on every computer or mobile phone that you use.
(1) Your DNS provider (usually the same company that provides your internet service); (2) your search engine (usually your home page), and (3) your web browser - all of these companies have one thing in common: they watch what you do on the web, and they build a profile of who you are, and then they sell that data without your knowledge, to thousands of advertisers.
If you value your privacy, my strong recommendation is to use 1.1.1.1 for your DNS provider (even without WARP, it is solid); use DuckDuckGo as your search engine, and use FireFox as your web browser.
I am a professional in the security and privacy world, and I’m telling you the truth. Protect yourself. Install these 3 free apps, and stop those other types of companies from spying on you and selling your data.

I don’t usually write reviews like this but, usually there is always at least one or more items that are quirky or annoying in someway. This is one of those rare occasions. I had never heard of this product before and was checking out one of the techie sites, and usually suggested products that will frequently sponsor such shows, tend to get over hyped. After watching the shows the host seemed to be a straight shooter on the topics covered. I took a chance and downloaded it and have been noticeably pleased from day one. Especially on my Apple products, that were OK before, but there was a change in the speed and smoothness when browsing, on all my devices. But today is day one of of now being WARPED, have been warped for the last couple hours and it’s been impressive, to say the least, can’t wait to see the long-term difference...

When I got this app, I loved it. When I began traveling more (and encountering more public WiFi networks), though, it became a huge problem. It made it impossible to connect to the internet in places that had a public WiFi network where I didn’t have any cellular service. I thought that simply uninstalling the app would do the trick. Nope. Whenever I try to connect to public networks now I get an error message that says the network was flagged by this app (which I have definitely uninstalled). I’ve looked into the VPN settings on my phone, and there appear to be no VPN configurations, so I have no idea what’s going on. I spent three hours trying to remedy this on my own by using their website today—to no avail. In an act of desperation, I called the only phone number I could find associated with CloudFlare (I think it’s a sales number). I explained the situation I’ve found myself in, and the person I spoke with told me to go to the support page on their website, which I already did. To say that this wasn’t helpful is an understatement. At this moment in time, I’m very sad to say that this problem still hasn’t been remedied. I’ve never regretted downloading an app, but I think this one has changed that for me.