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    Google has announced that it's axing another of its services with the wrapping up of Google One VPN. The tech giant has started emailing subscribers to its Google One cloud storage provision to notify them of an impending change to their service. Over the coming months, you will no longer be able to use the company's VPN provision. Google told 9to5Google that it was "discontinuing the VPN feature as [they] found people simply weren't using it." Ending the service will apparently allow the...

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