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Privacy-focused email service Tutanota censored in Egypt, working on solutions
Users are urged to use a VPN to get around the ban.
Hong Kong starts blocking VPNs as protests continue
Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam hinted that the country may start blocking certain internet applications to stop the protestors organizing last week.
Apple attacks Google report on iPhone exploit, ignores China involvement and human rights violations
Apple has long been accused of cozying up to the Chinese government.
Firefox may introduce a paid version in order to reduce its reliance on Google revenue
Mozilla makes most of its money from Google and it wants to change that.
Russia is about to ban several popular VPNs for refusing to comply with their blocklist
Russia is carrying out the threat it promised.
Is Apple backing away from its strict rules on what apps it lets into the App Store – or from its strict focus on user privacy and data protection? Or from both?
Apple backs off to avoid anti-trust investigations but is it now putting privacy at risk.
Freedombox is a personal web server that lets you keep your own data
FreedomBox is designed with privacy and security in mind.
Critics say Google is censoring VPN apps in China to “curry favor with Beijing”
Access to VPNs is of crucial importance to those in China who want to circumvent the restrictions imposed by the Great Firewall and reach the global internet.
Should you leave your VPN on all the time? It depends.
Some people turn their VPN on when they want to perform a certain task. Here’s how to decide whether to leave it on all the time.
What is a VPN app and why do you need one?
When so much of our lives are now spent online, most people could greatly benefit from using a VPN.
Facebook lied about the number of minors in Its infamous backdoor “research program”
Facebook originally said that fewer than 5% of participants were minors. The real answer was 18%+.
What is a VPN used for and why do you need one?
We’ve reached an era when average consumers should be using VPNs to protect their privacy.