Some sell ads inside the app. Some collect what you do online and sell it on. Some are just a cheap way to get you onto a paid plan.
The last one is fine. The first two are where the risk is, because the thing you wanted to protect becomes the product.
No clear company name or address. A privacy policy that is vague about what it keeps. Lots of ads and trackers in the app. Tight data caps that push you to install other things.
If you cannot find out who runs it you probably should not trust it with all your traffic.
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It connects you to the fastest location automatically. If you want every location or more devices you can move to Plus or Pro whenever you like.
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