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'$3.7B lost to deepfakes' — Why social media is the perfect launchpad for AI fraud
Social media accounts for 47% of all recorded deepfake fraud losses, Surfshark warns
'VPNs are lawful technical tools,' says EU Court in landmark Anne Frank copyright ruling
The Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled that publishers and VPN providers aren't liable for copyright infringement
'It’s time to punch more holes in the closed Internet' — This free VPN now promises to be even better at evading censorship
Unredacted’s FreeSocks v2 is here with upgraded stealth protocols, zero IP logging, and full server ownership. Discover how this free VPN is staying one step ahead of global state censors.
'Update your app' — Private Internet Access finally breaks its silence with a wave of network upgrades
Private Internet Access (PIA) is rolling out network infrastructure updates to improve routing, reconnections, and reduce CAPTCHAs. Here's what's changing and why you should update.
The death of private messaging? What the EU’s Chat Control gambit means for the future of our digital privacy
The temporary CSAM scanning law got the green light despite the majority of MEPs voting against it — three months after Parliament killed it
Don’t let unreliable free VPNs ruin your World Cup Final watch party – here’s the cheapest way to watch securely
Free VPNs often come with limitations that can interfere with video streaming – here’s our pick for a paid option that’s worth the extra price
Is your World Cup final stream buffering or dropping out? Use your VPN’s IP rotation tool to jump servers without breaking your connection
Streaming services are prone to block data center traffic in the middle of a broadcast – but some VPNs have a fix for the World Cup.
US sanctions on rogue VPN accidentally break Telegram's short links worldwide
Telegram’s t.me domain was swept up in a global outage following US Treasury sanctions against First VPN services, causing millions of web links to break worldwide.
