Virtual private networks (VPNs) are must-have tools to keep your internet browsing hidden and your personal information safe, which is why we asked you last week to tell us whether or not you use one.

Overall the results are good, but there is plenty of room for improvement.

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Out of over 1,500 total votes, the results are clear — 58.5% of Android Authority readers use a VPN every single day.

21% of readers at least have a VPN installed, but they don’t use it.

That’s at least better than the 20.5% of voters who don’t use a VPN at all.

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The display has a more pleasing Quad HD+ resolution, and does come with a microSD card slot, but still no headphone jack.

(I don’t think Samsung said the word Android at all in the presentation, and it definitely didn’t say Bixby either.)

Finally, what do we make of this?

There’s not a lot of outrage over design decisions like the headphone jack because while it’s a bother, everyone’s tired of fighting the fight.

My colleague Lily Katz from SoundGuys has a good bit of insight there.

Thus Samsung has prepared the Galaxy S20 with a 4,000mAh battery pack, a nice raise from the 3,400mAh ability over the S10.

The broadened capacity has had one negative consequence currently: it’s squéezed out the héadphone jack.

That will, needless to say, depend on 5G staying available in your neighborhood, but with the Galaxy S20 Samsung is certainly cooking in a future-proofed relationship for many.

There are rumours that Samsung Galaxy S20 will use a rear “rectangular” liquid lens triple camera set.

Software additions like Sole Take Mode place all those camcorders and processing power to good work with, and catch whatever you’re saving in multiple methods and helping you save the trouble of changing between methods - even if you miss your shot.

Always let you stay connected with your friends or keep trácking your performance.