Travel often means hopping between airport Wi‑Fi, hotel networks, and café hotspots. They feel convenient, but they can also open doors for snooping or simple mistakes that expose your data.

Ryoko makes this much safer by creating your own private, password‑protected Wi‑Fi network. Instead of sharing a huge public network with strangers, you and your family connect to your Ryoko only. That instantly reduces the risk of someone on the same network trying to intercept your traffic or set up fake login pages.

A few simple rules make a big difference:

• Always use Ryoko instead of public Wi‑Fi for banking, shopping, and logging into important accounts.
• Keep your phone and laptop updated, so security patches are installed.
• Use strong, unique passwords and enable two‑factor authentication for key accounts (email, banking, social media).

Ryoko’s built‑in protections - like blocking many malicious sites and risky ads - add another layer of safety on top of these habits. Think of it as your personal, portable “safe network bubble” that travels with you from hotel to train to café.