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Surfshark hit by a lawsuit in the US over alleged "illegal" auto-renewal fees – here’s what we know
Surfshark adds to the list of VPN provider having legal troubles in the US over its auto-renewal payment system. Is that a symptom that the industry needs change?
Bluesky exits Mississippi over age verification row
Bluesky now blocks all traffic coming from Mississippi's IP addresses, but a VPN could help you get back online. Here's all you need to know.
Digital ID wallets: a secure solution to age verification or another privacy disaster?
Age verification is coming everywhere on the internet. ID wallets could be the secure and private solution we need, but only if built properly.
US Judiciary System says it was hacked, is taking steps to strengthen cybersecurity
Someone is attacking the court's file management systems in an attempt to steal sensitive documents.
YouTube set to test AI-powered age checks in the US – will the UK be next?
In just seven days, the UK has introduced age checks for online minors, Australia has blocked YouTube and other social networks, and now YouTube is rolling out AI age checks in the US.
US becomes ransomware capital of the world as attacks rise by almost 150 percent
There are now more ransomware attacks in the US than in the next 15 countries combined.
Massive Russian earthquake and tsunami having no effect on subsea cables so far
The world's sixth-largest earthquake just happened in Russian waters, but nearby subsea cables look to be unaffected.
AMD CEO says its chips made in the US will be up to 20% more expensive, but claims that it’ll be worth the price hike
Lisa Su argues that while AMD CPUs could be up to 20% pricier if made in the US, that trade-off is worth it in terms of diversifying the supply chain.
