Ben Shapiro

Plus, we'll be getting to the worst joke I've ever heard, I think, from Pete Davidson first.

There's apparently no piece of personal information anymore that somebody somewhere is not trying to monetize.

Your browsing history, your searches, your shopping habits, your location data.

Probably the exact moment you give up and order takeout at 1130 at night.

Here's the crazy part.

Most people barely even realize this is happening.

Modern surveillance is huge.

You have people who are following you around and checking all of your data, but actually it's just your internet service provider.

This is why I use ExpressVPN.

With ExpressVPN, 100% of your online activity travels through secure encrypted tunnels.

So what you do online stays private.

Not visible to data brokers, big tech companies, or even your internet provider.

It also hides your IP address, which is basically the identifying number attached to your online activity.

And let me be clear, this is not about being shady.

It's about privacy.

There is a big difference.

No, I do not think that your giant corporate friends should know every single thing you do all the time or that hackers should be able to access your information.

More and more of life happens online now.

Banking, shopping, communication work.

Well, you need to protect all that.