@cyberlyra love the list, however i recommend to go deeper into the VPN section. The VPN market is extremely fraudulent and shady - a few companies control most providers and most importantly: there is no guarantee the VPN provider themselves does not log and track your behaviour.
Agree, plus VPNs also heavily depend on one's threat model. Not to talk about some websites are already blocking services if a VPN is used. Additionally VPNs do not protect from fingerprinting, so it is quite questionable to pay for a VPN service. Thus best to opt for free options.
Those who are more tech-savy will probably setup their own OpenVPN network by getting either the credentials from trusted sources or setting up servers across the world.
Though in the end, it is always a question on convenience vs cost.
