VPN Privacy & Security
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By Monica J. White Published
Windscribe has told users its logging and privacy policies will not change under Canada's Bill C-22, as the surveillance bill heads to the Senate this autumn.

By Chiara Castro Last updated
Will the new UK Prime Minister steer the same course as Starmer's divisive digital policing, or are Brits about to chart new privacy waters?

By Rene Millman Published
Completely free to use, NordBot acts as a quick safety checker for messages, URLs, and images across popular social platforms

By Monica J. White Published
Social media accounts for 47% of all recorded deepfake fraud losses, Surfshark warns

By Rene Millman Published
The Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled that publishers and VPN providers aren't liable for copyright infringement

By Rene Millman Published
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.

By Chiara Castro Last updated
The temporary CSAM scanning law got the green light despite the majority of MEPs voting against it — three months after Parliament killed it

By Rene Milman Published
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.

By Chiara Castro Published
Officials confirm that VPN restrictions are off the cards as data proves that only a minority of kids use them to bypass age checks

By Rene Millman Published
Russian internet users awoke to broken connections across Google, Apple, and GitHub websites. While state censors deny involvement, the outages highlight why VPNs are more crucial than ever.
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