Whether you install one as desktop software, a mobile app, or a browser extension, a VPN can encrypt your connection, hide your online activity, and mask your IP address. This makes it more difficult for you to be tracked, for your information to be stolen, and for prying eyes -- whether cybercriminals or your ISP -- to watch you.
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MCP is better when your agent acts on behalf of other people's users. This is the dimension most CLI-vs-MCP comparisons gloss over, and it's worth being direct about. When your agent automates your own workflow, ambient credentials are fine. You are the user, and the only person at risk is you. But if you're building a B2B product where agents act on behalf of your customers' employees, across organizations those customers control, the identity problem becomes three-layered: which agent is calling, which user authorized it, and which tenant's data boundary applies. Per-user OAuth with scoped access, consent flows, and structured audit trails are real requirements at that boundary, and they're requirements that raw CLI auth (gh auth login, environment variables) wasn't designed to solve. MCP's authorization model, whatever its efficiency cost, addresses this natively.