Proton, Windscribe, and PureVPN's satirical campaign takes aim at growing consumer concerns over digital ownership and game preservation.
Here we go again. India wants to force VPN providers to establish local offices and designate compliance officers, even threatening prison terms for local employees for non-compliance.
Not sure how authorithies could enforce this, though, considering that major providers already removed their physical servers from the country in 2022. Will VPN censorship be the last resort?
A new report reveals the shocking scale of collateral damage caused by Spain's IP-blocking efforts, taking down everything from human rights platforms to crucial cloud infrastructure.
Following the revelation that a Mullvad co-founder donated $500,000 to a populist political party, rival provider Windscribe has issued a parody statement "coming clean" about its own CEO's donations to local dog and cat rescues.
VPN Super has launched beta apps for Apple TV and Android TV, adding encryption, location flexibility, and a privacy layer to the big screen.
The "VPN Go" extensions shipped clean, then pushed an update that monitors and steals copied text
The push to block illegal streams is taking down innocent websites across Europe. As DNS and VPNs are increasingly a target, EuroISPA has had enough
I understand that tech founders are entirely free to hold personal political affiliations. But this incident still raises broader questions about whether we want privacy-focused firms to be entangled with political groups — regardless of where they sit on the ideological spectrum.
Do you think Mullvad users should drop their subscription over this?
The campaign targets users who visit illegal streaming platforms, torrent portals, underground forums, and adult websites. A stark reminder that, if the product is free, you are the product.
X-VPN just unveiled what it calls a dedicated Soccer 2026 server line across six countries: the United Kingdom, Ireland, Brazil, Austria, Poland, and the Netherlands
Mad to think about how these fines have just become the 'cost of doing business' for these Big Tech companies. I bet misusing our personal data gives them a way better economic return.
Another reminder of using unique and random passwords! A new ExpressVPN study shows how hackers are guessing passwords based on your favorite football team, player, and even jersey number.
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The Ukrainian software company MacPaw — if you are an Apple user, you may have already used its CleanMyMac product — also offers a VPN across all platforms, with new dedicated apps for both Android and Apple devices.
Which VPN do you think is the best to use on Smart TVs?
While the AdGuard VPN's native Mac app comes with some small differences from its desktop version (which is still available to download, anyway), the release could make life easier for less techie users.
Windscribe CEO recommends a simple and drastic fix — lie to social media quizzes. Even better, avoiding them completely.
Looking at the evidence coming from Australia, where around 7 in 10 under-16s still have an active social media account, child safety groups say that banning UK teens is a step back rather than a move closer to victory.
Do you think that a ban is the right way to protect children online? And if not a ban, what then?
Regardless of whether age-gating VPNs is actually needed to successfully implement the UK's teen social media ban — Australian lawmakers didn't think it was necessary, for what it's worth — it also remains to be seen whether VPN restrictions will be effective.
What do you think lawmakers will decide on this?
It looks like Amnezia VPN is getting back on its feet after the massive wave of suspected state-sponsored DDoS attacks targeting its service.
Good news — Surfshark's new proprietary protocol promises to have fixed issues in connecting to restrictive networks, like those in schools or offices.
Have you already given Dausos a go? How do you find it?