Accessing the Internet on the go or from the comfort of your rural home is an important requirement by the Digital Nomad. Even more important is the understanding that you can browse the web safely. The last thing you want is someone or an organization keeping track of your activities online. That is where a VPN comes in. Virtual Private Network (VPN) is billed as one of the most effective ways to safeguard your data privacy. As you plan on installing one, it is crucial that you first get all the relevant information. Here is a look at all you...

Being in the business of providing Internet access, ISPs use powerful equipment that allows delivery of quality service. The equipment comes with various capabilities, and part of that is the ability to record the browsing habits of its users. Denying that an ISP cannot see what you do online would be an outright lie. However, what creates a difference between various ISPs is what they do with your data. Our policies at Nomad Internet prioritize customer privacy. We do not collect or resell any of your data to third parties. We believe that your privacy comes first, even as you...

You just finished installing a home Internet solution and want to make the most of it. Purchasing a smart TV turns out to be one of the ways to do so in order to stream your favorite videos from Netflix, YouTube, among others. Traditionally, when purchasing a new TV, buyers typically look at two primary features – the TV size and the pricing. However, as the demand for UHD-quality videos increases, there is a need to look at more than just the mentioned features. Here is a guide to help bring the right smart TV in the home for your...

At a time when everyone is rushing to install a home Internet solution, having a smart TV helps you make the most of your installation. With it, you can stream movies from platforms such as Netflix and YouTube. Unfortunately, the majority of homes are still stuck on digital TVs. If you are one of the millions of people still using digital TVs, here are some tips to make it a Smart TV. But first, let us learn a little bit about smart TVs. What is a smart TV? The main difference between a smart TV and a not-so-smart TV is...

Working from home in a rural area can be frustrating if you do not adequately plan your Internet requirements. In most cases, you may find your emails taking over 30 seconds to load, only for the Internet to disconnect amid a critical message. The possibility of downloading files on Google Drive or OneDrive is an uphill task. Video calls with colleagues and clients on Zoom, Skype, or Microsoft Teams may be a far-fetched idea. These predicaments paint a picture of how rural areas have, for a long time, lagged behind the rest of the country with regards to digital development....