Tag: vpn
Is using a VPN legal in the USA, Canada and Mexico? What World Cup travelers need to know
The 2026 FIFA World Cup spans three countries, drawing millions of fans across the US, Canada, and Mexico borders. As travelers hop between cities like New York, Vancouver, and Mexico City, many rely on the best VPN services for security and content access. Yet, a key concern looms at the…
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How to use a VPN on your smart TV during the World Cup
World Cup 2026 has kicked off — and if you’re looking to keep up with the latest matches wherever you are, or just keep your connection secure, it’s a good idea to use one of the best VPNs while streaming. It’s well known that most major VPN providers offer apps…
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How to choose the right VPN settings for stable streaming during high-traffic events like the 2026 World Cup
Whether you’re looking to keep your connection secure at kickoff or want to catch a match while traveling, using a VPN is a great way to keep up with the 2026 World Cup. Any of the best VPNs can give you a safe and secure workaround for common issues during…
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Missing your Proton VPN Firefox add-on? You’ll have to use the desktop app for now
Proton confirmed its Firefox VPN extension is temporarily unavailable The issue is allegedly due to a mandatory Mozilla review process While the team works on a fix, users are advised to use the standalone app Proton made headlines when it made the Proton VPN browser extension free for all, opening…
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Browse securely, without limits — Mozilla scraps data cap on Firefox’s free VPN for the whole summer
Mozilla is lifting the 50GB monthly data cap on Firefox’s free built-in VPN The offer includes 28 locations to browse from, up from the five standard set Everything reverts to the usual data cap and five locations on September 1 A free VPN built right into your browser is a…
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‘Celebrating this partial restoration is not right’ — Iran emerges from 88-day internet shutdown, but what happens next?
Three months, 88 days, 2,093 hours — that’s how long people in Iran were plunged into near-total digital darkness, cut off from the global internet. Connectivity began to be restored on Tuesday May 26, but experts warn that “the internet is not connected” as severe restrictions persist. According to the…
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