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VPN deal of the week: here's the VPN I recommend for the last weekend of the Premier League 2026 — it's great with streaming services, keeps your online data secure, and has apps for every streaming device imaginable
Don't stress about how to watch the game if you're already fearing relegation
How to bypass social media blocks and increased surveillance in 2026
Hitting a firewall on your travels? From stealth VPNs to encrypted eSIMs, here is your definitive 2026 guide to bypassing social media blocks and escaping government surveillance safely abroad.
It constantly surprises me that Surfshark gives away so many personal security features bundled in with the VPN, particularly when it’s down to less than $2 per month – real-time antivirus, phishing protection and data breach alerts are all included
I've kept my data out of murky waters, here's how you can too
PIA is the VPN I recommend to friends who know their way around their computers – it’s a really good tool for optimising a secure network connection and it’s great value compared to the competition
Highly customizable and now $2.19 per month, it’s a killer deal
'An important milestone' — IPVanish gets bigger and expands its network to 150 locations worldwide
IPVanish's boosted server network capacity especially targets North America and Europe to reduce peak-hour congestion.
Firefox's free VPN now lets you pick your favorite server location
Mozilla has added location selection to Firefox's free built-in VPN, letting users in five countries swap regions on the fly. Here's how it works and what else is new in Firefox 151.
Android users have just gained access to a new VPN app as Obscura VPN lands on Google Play and Obtainum
Obscura VPN has officially arrived on Android, bringing its innovative two-party relay architecture to mobile users. The app is available now on Google Play and Obtainium with a 25% launch discount.
Proton joins the backlash against Canada's surveillance bill
Proton VPN, NordVPN, and Windscribe are uniting against Canada's controversial Bill C-22 surveillance law. Here is why these privacy giants are refusing to back down.
