While privacy in real-life may involve closing your bedroom curtains when getting ready for bed or visiting your dentist behind closed doors, the idea of privacy is a little bit skewed in the digital space. Did you know that your personal information is saved in a publicly available database called WHOIS when you register a domain name? Actually, domain privacy protection is just an “add-on” service you buy to protect your personal details and keep them hidden from the rest of the world. In the recent past, VPS hosting has gain popularity thanks to its privacy policy. In other words, Virtual Private Server (VPS) is a hosting that literally mimics dedicated server environments within a shared server. As I mentioned earlier, VPS is gaining momentum because it is cheaper than dedicated hosting and provides better reliability, security, privacy, and performance.