Facebook has been the Uber of 2018. They had a negative breaking headline every other week, centered around issues of privacy, social engineering, and national security. The reason for this is the decade long dissemination of content without any regulation under the legal construct for a platform. By not acknowledging itself as a media company they evaded all the rules that come along with it. Just think, would content flow with such irreverence on any other traditional media platform, and that too without any editorial oversight? Even now the reason for the outrage is because half of the country was pissed at the election result.

Traditional client VPNs are growing long in the tooth. They are cumbersome to set up and manage and often create data flow inefficiencies. Because of this, many believe client VPNs will soon be a thing of the past. But, despite obvious flaws, client VPN technologies remain highly relevant. That's why client VPNs will more likely evolve rather than disappear.