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Jordan to criminalize VPNs and internet freedoms under new cybercrime law
Breaking Civil societies and journalists are calling for the Jordan government to scrap the new proposed cybercrime law that will strongly undermine digital rights.
Proton VPN maps usage to resist censorship - how Proton is defending digital freedoms
Breaking The provider launches the Proton VPN Observatory today to map online censorship through VPN usage. Here's how the provider hopes to help people worldwide.
Threads VPN: How to access the Twitter rival from anywhere
VPN Get access to Threads today even if you're in the EU with a VPN. Here's all you need to know to unblock Meta's Twitter rival no matter where you are in the world.
US data privacy: "stark imbalance" of protection across States
VPN VPN provider Private Internet Access flags Arkansas, Mississippi, and Louisiana as the states most in need of improved privacy legislations. Here's all you need to know.
ExpressVPN Aircove lands in 30 countries worldwide—here's how to get yours
Breaking Aircove is the world's first high-powered Wi-Fi 6 router with a built-in VPN developed by one of the best providers out there. Here's why and how to get one.
Best free antivirus in 2023
Updated Use our free antivirus software guide to see if one of these solutions offers enough protection for you and your family.
Social media shutdowns might be happening in the EU with new law
EU Commissioner Thierry Breton backed French President Macron's call for debate on social media with new Digital Service Act. Here's what's at stake.
YouTube influencers selling VPNs may be a security issue - what are providers doing?
Breaking These ads "could negatively influence viewers’ mental models of internet safety," say researchers. We talked to VPN providers to know more.
