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One year on from its soft launch, Tor VPN Beta is prioritizing anti-censorship tools and stability, with per-app circuits and a Rust-based Arti foundation setting it apart from the pack.
18 of 40 top apps collect your browsing history, and most of them do not need it
The state's Department of Commerce won't enforce the first-of-its-kind legislation while a federal judge reviews the ongoing lawsuit from Pornhub's parent company
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Amnezia VPN has launched a new two-year plan with launch discounts of up to 30%. Here's what's new, what it costs, and how to subscribe.
As the boundary between style and surveillance blurs, are we really prepared to give up our public privacy in the name of fashion?
A new congressional memo warns that standard, single-hop VPNs might not be enough to stop foreign intelligence from tracking your digital footprint.
Senate Bill 73 officially hits the books, but ongoing litigation and fierce pushback from major VPN providers leave the future of internet privacy in Utah hanging in the balance.
A study by RKS Global found that the Russian censorship regime is making VPNs an integral part of Russian citizens’ daily lives, with community groups promoting shared use of VPNs also growing.
This year marks 10 years of Access Now's #KeepItOn campaign fighting against internet shutdowns. We talked to the campaign lead about what's been done so far and what the next decade has in store.