Tag: VPN Privacy & Security

Yes, a digital ID could be safe and secure – but the BritCard hasn’t gained my trust

The British Prime Minister Keir Starmer chose the crowded room of the 2025 Global Progress Action Summit to officially share with citizens how the government plans to combat illegal immigration. All adults would have to prove their right to work and live in the UK through a mandatory digital ID…

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A Deal with the Devil? Free VPNs still widespread across the UK

12% of British VPN users still rely on free VPN services, according to a report from NordVPN Instead, general VPN awareness has risen sharply to 80% NordVPN warns of the serious potential risks to privacy Millions of Britons are still shockingly choosing free VPNs over a paid service, according to…

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How to choose an age verification VPN

Following the rollout of the UK’s Online Safety Act on July 25, interest in virtual private networks (VPNs) has surged, particularly among first-time users. With new age verification rules restricting access to certain online content (such as adult-only websites, dating apps, 18+ video games, and social media platforms like X…

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Gamers are misusing VPNs to play EA FC26 – and they are ruining it

Some users have been using a VPN to take advantage of EA Sports FC 26’s regional pricing error The glitch enabled VPN users to buy FC points at a fraction of the price Some are claiming that account bans have been imposed for those who exploit the error A glitch…

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Mandatory age verification lands in Ohio – here’s all you need to know

Ohio is set to enforce mandatory age verification starting on September 30, 2025 Citizens must prove their age every time they wish to access content deemed “obscene or harmful to juveniles” Ohio joins over 20 US states in enforcing some form of mandatory age verification requirements Ohio has joined the…

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The UK wants mandatory digital ID – but over one million Brits are demanding to scrap the plan over privacy concerns

A petition to scrap the plan for mandatory digital ID cards has already reached over one million signatures in just a day Critics are warning against the risk of mass surveillance and digital control This echoed the privacy and security concerns coming from civil societies and other politicians A staggering…

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