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VPNs route your browser traffic through a server other than your local one, which makes it impossible for your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to see your browsing history. Things to look for in a VPN include the following: On an HTTPS site - Never download browser security software from a site whose URL doesn't begin in "https"; unencrypted (non-HTTPS) sites make it easy for other people to steal your information. Based outside of the United States - VPN servers based outside of the United States aren't subject to US guidelines, meaning they can't be forced to expose users in the event of an investigation. Multiple-device support - Protecting your computer won't do anything for your mobile phone or tablet. Find a VPN that has an iOS and/or Android extension as well to stay protected across all of your devices. Keep in mind that, when it comes to sponsored content, you may not get an honest review for a paid spot in a list. Some things you might compare are ratings across multiple sites, performance, overall security, and price. You can find trustworthy VPN comparisons on https://thatoneprivacysite.net/simple-vpn-comparison-chart/ and on https://privacytoolsio.github.io/privacytools.io/#vpn/. For specific VPNs, try AirVPN (https://airvpn.org/) and BlackVPN (https://www.blackvpn.com/). Some sites, such as CNET, will provide download mirrors for sponsored or preferred software. Unless there is no other place to download the VPN and you're positive of the download link's validity, refrain from downloading your VPN from anywhere but the official site. Again, if the site isn't HTTPS-encrypted, don't download a VPN from it. Most VPNs are paid options, so you'll likely need to pay before downloading. Consider using PayPal to pay instead of a credit or debit card. Some VPNs simply interface with your preferred browser, while others necessitate installing the program to your computer and activating it before browsing. VPNs don't automatically make all of your browsing private, since non-HTTPS sites can still pull information from your browser and publicly display it. To get the most out of your VPN, stick to well-encrypted sites and refrain from giving out your information. Half of the privacy battle comes from choosing to stay anonymous while using encrypted services. If you enter your email address, use Facebook "Like" buttons on other sites, or perform other identifying actions, your VPN won't necessarily prevent that information from being viewed by other people.

summary: Search for a VPN online. Compare your options. Download your selected VPN from its official site. Install your VPN if needed. Use your VPN in conjunction with HTTPS sites.

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The easiest way to feed butterflies in a habitat is with Gatorade or another already-prepared juice drink. As is, Gatorade and fruit juice have the sugar and water needed in order to provide nutrients to your butterflies. Use these for food if you want to be able to feed your butterflies quickly and easily. If you're willing to put a little more time and effort into your butterfly food to ensure maximum nutrition, make your own food solution. Mix 3 ounces (88.7 ml) of water or Gatorade with 1 teaspoon (4.9ml) of simple syrup. Then, add in 6 drops of soy sauce. To make your own simple syrup, add 1 cup (240ml) of sugar to 1 cup (240ml) of water. Almost bring the mixture to a boil, but remove it from heat just before it starts to boil. To make the food appealing to your butterflies, you'll need to serve it in a proper container. The smaller and shallower the container is, the better. Opt for a saucer or bottle lid if possible. Simply fill the dish or container, lower it into the habitat, and close the habitat. You can also use a small cup or a candle votive, but since these options are deeper, make sure to fill the container with marbles for the butterflies to stand on while they eat. Fruit serves as an adequate food source for all different types of butterflies, so this might be the best option if you have a variety of species in your habitat. Take a skewer or a piece of bamboo and slide chunks of fruit onto it. Then, set it in the habitat. If the fruit won't stay on the skewer, secure a bread twist tie underneath the bottom piece of fruit. Butterflies instinctually gravitate towards bright areas, so they'll have an easier time finding the fruit if it's located in a brighter part of their habitat. Place fruit skewers horizontally on the butterflies' habitat floor or set them up vertically in a corner in the brightest part of the habitat. They should be able to find and consume the food themselves.

summary: Use Gatorade or fruit juice as an easy solution. Make your own creative butterfly food solution to get the best results. Serve liquid food in a small, shallow container for easy access. Provide skewered fresh fruit when you have several butterfly species. Place fruit in the brightest area of the habitat.

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Before you begin, make sure the iron is unplugged. Allow it to cool off completely before you start. This can ensure you don't burn or electrocute yourself when adding the vinegar. Plug in your iron again and set it to the steam feature. The heat setting should be at medium to high. Allow it to heat for at least 5 minutes. This flushes out mineral deposits and makes it easier to clean the ducts. Fill the reservoir with one cup (240ml) plain, distilled water. Turn on the iron again and hold the steam button again. This will clear any traces of remaining mineral deposits or vinegar.
summary: Unplug and cool the iron. Heat up your iron. Rinse the reservoir.