Latest about VPN Privacy & Security
Google's update on IP tracking has crossed a new line — here's why a VPN is more crucial than ever
Google will soon start tracking users' IP addresses for advertising measurement purposes, also in the UK and EEA. Here's what this means for your privacy and how a VPN can help.
American soccer fans turn to VPNs to dodge the World Cup's hydration break ads
Americans hate hydration break ads and are massively turning to VPNs to avoid them, says Planet VPN.
Malaysia is cracking down on VPN misuse, but your VPN stays perfectly legal
Malaysia says it will act against VPNs used to facilitate crimes such as online scams and child exploitation, but ministers confirm that ordinary, lawful VPN use remains legal.
VPN brands troll the gaming industry's digital-only push with fake physical services
Proton, Windscribe, and PureVPN's satirical campaign takes aim at growing consumer concerns over digital ownership and game preservation.
India weighs stricter VPN regulations to stop users from bypassing internet blocks
The proposed rules target providers that pulled physical servers to evade the existing directives
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
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.
From ISP to DNS and VPNs: Rightsholders must be liable for collateral damage in piracy blocking, European ISP group says
The push to block illegal streams is taking down innocent websites across Europe. As DNS and VPNs are increasingly a target, EuroISPA has had enough