Latest about VPN Privacy & Security
Palantir's 'unlimited access' to patient data — we examine the US tech giant's controversial £330 million contract with the NHS
Palantir's role in our healthcare is growing — here’s why people are worried and what it means for your privacy
'The situation isn’t looking good' — Russia halts VPN fees, but the Kremlin's war against censorship circumvention tools doubles down
A new major wave of VPN blocks has left residents with very few means of going back online. Here's all we know.
FBI confirms 25 ransomware groups using First VPN’s now seized services
FBI links First VPN’s activities to gangs involved in cybercrime and calls for tighter security controls and behavioural monitoring to prevent cyberattacks.
Proton joins the backlash against Canada's surveillance bill
Proton and tech allies demand UK regulators crack down on Apple and Google's dominance
Polymarket blocks VPNs and tightens identity verification as over 30 countries ban the betting platform
Polymarket is taking a harder stance against VPN use and pushing for identity verification, marking a shift away from permissionless trading as more countries restrict the platform.
Canada vows to amend Bill C-22's encryption and metadata rules amid massive tech backlash
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree says the government will clarify how the lawful access bill impacts encryption, but insists the legislation "needs to happen"
Russia's censors want to block 92% of VPN apps by 2030
Iranian internet users have rushed to secure tools as the country's internet partially got back online following a three-month blackout. Here's all we know.
VPNs are not a 'threat' — industry hopes for an evidence-based outcome to UK online safety consultation
As May 26 marked the deadline for the UK's online safety consultation, we will soon know what the fate for VPN users in the country will look like.
Cybercriminals are using GTA 6 hype to spread malware ahead of launch, NordVPN warns
NordVPN warns GTA 6 fans about fake beta keys, phishing pages, Android adware, and malware disguised as early access downloads.
Google joins privacy backlash and warns Canada Bill C-22 could 'break end-to-end encryption' and create a 'surveillance infrastructure'
After the privacy tech industry, Google and Apple are warning that Canada's proposed Bill C-22 could force developers to build backdoors into their devices, and push for strict judicial oversight.