ok so everyone's hyped about split tunneling now like it's this must-have magic thing. tbh i've used vpns for years and i feel like it's one of those features that sounds great but honestly isn't that necessary and can be kinda sketchy if you don't know what you're doing. like the idea is you send some traffic thru the vpn and some outside it which seems smart if you want to get around geo blocks without slowing all your other stuff down. but here's the deal - most people don't need that complexity and it actually introduces new risks. i've seen setups where people think they're being clever but end up leaking their real ip or exposing info because they messed up the config. plus it's not as smooth as the ads make it out to be. you get apps acting weird, connections dropping, that kind of thing. imo split tunneling is only for people who really get network stuff and know the risks. otherwise it's just a hassle that tricks you into thinking you're more secure or flexible. i'd rather just push everything through a reliable vpn and let it do its job. anyone else kinda doubtful about how useful split tunneling actually is or am i off base here