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Private Internet Access (PIA) VPN review - a standout choice for niche audiences
Updated For this Private Internet Access review, I spent hours putting the security-oriented VPN (and its features) to the test.
Faster and further reaching — NordVPN quietly brings its obfuscated servers to its in-house censorship-resistant protocol
NordVPN has moved its obfuscated servers onto the NordWhisper protocol, dropping OpenVPN to give users better speeds and access to more server locations.
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How a free YouTube channel is using the World Cup to destroy the broadcaster paywall
A single Brazilian YouTube channel is pulling record-breaking World Cup audiences, proving that fans will use VPNs to do whatever it takes to dodge expensive paywalls.
Over 500,000 websites wrongly blocked in Spain as La Liga anti-piracy campaign backfires
A new report reveals the shocking scale of collateral damage caused by Spain's IP-blocking efforts
Windscribe trolls Mullvad's political donation crisis with a 'scandal' of its own
The rival VPN provider has offered a highly satirical response to the political funding controversy currently plaguing Mullvad
Football fans, there's no need to settle for ITV's low res coverage of FIFA World Cup 2026 – try England vs DR Congo in glorious 4K instead
CazéTV offers all FIFA World Cup 2026 live streams in 4K UHD, and with the commentary in Portuguese – perfect for any Brazil fans on their travels.
Following England from home? Win tickets to the World Cup Final with this giveaway — save $1000s and see the trophy lifted live!
Access to the quarterfinals, semifinals, and final of the FIFA World Cup 2026 is on the line
VPN Super hits the living room, and your smart TV's data habits are the target
VPN Super has launched beta apps for Apple TV and Android TV, adding encryption, location flexibility, and a privacy layer to the big screen.
That free VPN Chrome and Firefox extension may be reading your clipboard every half a second, researchers warn
Researchers at Socket found two "VPN Go" browser extensions for Chrome and Firefox that posed as free VPNs while quietly stealing clipboard data through later updates.