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A week into 2024 and Big Tech has earned enough to pay off all 2023 fines
By Chiara Castro published
Breaking According to Swiss privacy firm Proton—behind famous VPN and email apps—things need to change to really challenging Big Tech monopolies. Here's what you can do in the meantime.
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Bangladesh elections: censorship, AI deepfakes, and social media polarization
By Chiara Castro published
Breaking Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina secured her 5th term on January 7 in a low-turnout election. Let's look at what happened online.
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A month away from elections, Pakistan clamps down on social media services
By Chiara Castro published
Breaking Citizens need a VPN app to access disrupted social media services as Pakistan's jailed former prime minister launched a massive online campaign. Here's all you need to know.
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2023 has been a challenging year for internet freedoms, here's why
By Chiara Castro published
Breaking Internet shutdowns, censorship, and data privacy pitfalls make the use of VPNs and other security software even more necessary in 2024.
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Iran's internet price rises, and so does the fear of greater censorship
By Chiara Castro published
Breaking This spike joins the cost for VPN subscriptions needed to keep accessing the open internet. So, what's at stake for Iranians?
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How to protect your child on their new tablet
By Olivia Powell published
Protect your child Why using a VPN, antivirus, parental control apps and antivirus can help protect your child's tablet
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7 cybersecurity predictions to look out for in 2024
By Chiara Castro published
Breaking From VPNs, AI, and new internet policies, the year is almost over, and we'll investigate what's in store for your privacy in 2024.
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What's next for Private Internet Access in 2024?
By Chiara Castro published
Q&A With 2023 about to end, we talked to VPN provider Private Internet Access to reflect on what happened in data privacy and see what it has in store for the next year.
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