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FIFA's ExpressVPN World Cup sponsorship sparks fury from Spain's La Liga and French broadcasters
By Rene Millman Published
Broadcasters have lodged a formal complaint against FIFA, targeting ExpressVPN’s refusal to comply with controversial anti-piracy site-blocking orders

Make sure the whole family can stream Spain vs Belgium securely from anywhere with this VPN — it's cheaper than NordVPN, Proton, and more
By Rob Dunne Published
Wherever you are, get the best viewing of the World Cup 2026 for less

The best VPN service 2026
By Dan Sung Last updated
Updated We've tested and re-tested every major VPN service to bring you a comprehensive report on the best available options.

NordVPN expands scam text protection to all Android users worldwide
By Monica J. White Published
NordVPN has rolled out Message Protection to Android users worldwide, screening incoming SMS for scams and joining Call Protection in one unified screen.

Russia drops controversial VPN tax following technical delays and widespread backlash
By Rene Millman Published
Russian officials have officially scrapped a heavily criticized plan to tax international mobile data, removing a looming financial penalty for residents relying on VPNs to bypass state censorship.

214 distinct server locations, 113 countries — Inside ExpressVPN's biggest network yet, but there's a catch
By Monica J. White Published
ExpressVPN has expanded to 214 server locations across 113 countries. Here's what's new, why that isn't 214 cities, and how to switch to the new spots.

ExpressKeys Password Manager Review: Pros & Cons, Features, Ratings, Pricing and more
By Mike Jennings Last updated
In our ExpressKeys review, we thoroughly examine the pros and cons of the platform relative to other top password management solutions.

New Zealand denies VPN restrictions following fierce privacy backlash
By Rene Millman Published
Despite allegations around its upcoming under-16 social media ban, top officials have now decisively ruled out the move

Proton VPN adds 89 new servers in Brazil after CazeTV World Cup streams flood its network
By Rene Millman Published
Proton VPN has deployed 89 new servers in Brazil after a massive influx of international users flocking to free 4K World Cup broadcasts on YouTube's CazeTV caused intense network strain.

World Cup streams are intentionally freezing your video player — here's why your VPN’s ad blocker is causing the crash and how you can fix it before Portugal vs Spain
By Jamie Richards Last updated
Streaming services use trackers to check whether you’re watching adverts, meaning ad-blockers can cause problems.
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