Tag: vpn
Proton, Tor, Mullvad, ExpressVPN, and Mozilla among the 19 organizations urging the UK government ‘not to undermine the open web’ as Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill becomes law — a move that could ‘infringe human rights’
Privacy tech advocates are urging the UK “not to undermine the open web“ This comes as the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools bill became law A national consultation on online harms is also ongoing A coalition made up of digital rights groups and privacy-first tech developers is urging the UK government…
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Amnezia VPN rolls out major bug fixes, a crucial security patch, and new features in latest app update
Amnezia VPN rolls out an update across all operating systems Version 4.8.15 patches a critical vulnerability in the tun2socks module It also adds split tunneling on VLESS and more quality-of-life updates If you are currently evaluating your cybersecurity setup and looking for the best VPN for your daily needs, open-source…
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Norton VPN enters the AI agent space with ‘first truly AI native’ VPN for agents
Norton VPN has launched “first truly AI native” VPN for Agents It is fundamentally integrated with AI agent activities It offers multi-tunnel support Norton VPN has launched VPN for Agents, its AI-native VPN built for autonomous AI. Traditionally, the best VPNs have been designed for users browsing the web, forcing…
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From ‘encryption backdoor’ to ‘lawful access’ — is a compromise between privacy, security, and law enforcement needs actually possible?
When privacy advocates thought they had won the Crypto Wars in the 1990s, they probably wouldn’t have guessed they’d still be discussing whether decrypting private data is a bad or good idea 30 years later. But since at least 2020, a stream of governments have been trying to create a…
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‘The first releases will begin very, very soon’: How to access UFO and alien files anonymously as President Trump hints at ‘tremendous interest’ in the soon-to-be-released and previously classified US records on extraterrestrial life
Searching for UFO files carries different risks than regular browsing. Your ISP can see every query. Data brokers can track your interests. Governments, militaries and other authorities and agencies may even want to take note of who is looking at them as well. And, wherever there are sensitive files to…
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PIA just dropped its prices to a record low — here’s how it compares to the competition
Significant price shifts are rare in the budget VPN market, making Private Internet Access’s (PIA) drop from $2.03 to just $1.75 per month a notable event. While PIA has recently been overshadowed by rising competitors like Norton VPN, this new low price reasserts its value. Since I’ve been reviewing VPNs,…
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