Tag: vpn
Norton VPN expands global footprint with 25 new server locations and adds on-demand IP switching — here’s everything you need to know
Norton VPN has added 25 new server locations, bringing its total to more than 130 locations across 90 countries. The update introduces a new Manual IP Rotation feature, allowing users to swap their virtual IP address on demand without dropping the connection. The new manual IP tools are available right…
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‘No critical findings’ — ExpressVPN’s new products get thumbs up from third-party security audit in firm’s 27th round of independent review
ExpressVPN’s new products pass third-party review This brings its independent audits to 27 Some medium-severity issues were identified ExpressVPN is celebrating the results of a new independent audit carried out by third-party cybersecurity firm Cure53, bringing its total number of third-party assessments to a whopping 27. The new audits were…
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Sick of scammers and spammers? Our exclusive VPN deal includes an email alias generator, ad blocker, and unlimited device coverage.
Thanks to the ever-rising number of scammers and spammers, answering a phone call or email from an unknown sender can be pretty daunting. Personally, I treat any unexpected call with a healthy dose of suspicion. Deepfakes and AI scam calls are making it harder to parse malicious messages from the…
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Palantir’s ‘unlimited access’ to patient data — we examine the US tech giant’s controversial £330 million contract with the NHS
Who would have thought that the secretive American spytech and data analyst firm, Palantir Technologies, could have gotten so embedded in the UK’s government and public sector? At first under the radar, Palatnir’s £330 million contract with the NHS is the deal that’s recently caused the headlines. The news that…
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VPNs are not a ‘threat’ — industry hopes for an evidence-based outcome to UK online safety consultation
VPN companies are eagerly waiting to hear the government’s plan for VPN access in the UK following the close of the online safety consultation. The Department for Science, Innovation & Technology (DSIT) launched the “Growing up in the online world” national consultation back in March with a clear goal —…
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Google joins privacy backlash and warns Canada Bill C-22 could ‘break end-to-end encryption’ and create a ‘surveillance infrastructure’
Google and Apple are urging Canadian lawmakers to provide explicit protections for end-to-end encryption Tech giants warn that, as it stands, Canada’s Bill C-22 could weaken overall user security The proposed law has already faced severe backlash from Meta, Signal, VPN providers, and privacy advocates Google and Apple have intensified…
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