What steps?They don’t need to, the don’t know what Gasoline is or what it does but still put it in their car
I labeled the steps and you responded to them. The steps are: knowing or finding out VPNs exist, knowing or finding out what they do, knowing or finding out how to find a reliable one, knowing or finding out how to download and then use it.
And the gasoline comparison isn’t correct. People still know what gasoline does for them and where to get it. Not understanding the exact way something works isn’t the same as not understanding what it does for you.
To put it in perspective, a survey came out and showed that only 55% of the people spoken to knew what a VPN was and what it did. 15% had never even heard of them, leaving the rest to have heard of them, but not what they do.
Tons of people don’t even know what a VPN does.
And you’re providing a ton of steps here to learn what it is, learn where to find it, and learn how to use it. I’m not saying any of these steps are particularly difficult, but it is far more steps than what people are used to. Just clicking on one app they already had downloaded.
Humans are creatures of convenience over most other things. Something can be easy, but if it has a lot of steps, you’re going to see a lot of people refusing to do it and simply migrating to a different platform or past time.