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Exam time is approaching. And for many youngsters around the world, that means they are turning to the internet as a global information source to help with their revision and preparation. But not in Algeria. Because for the third year running, the government there is planning to
In celebration of the Football World Cup one of the leading VPN providers, IPVanish is offering 25% off their VPN service. The 25% saving which is available to all new customers is available on all subscription lengths from 1-month to 3-months and even their 1-year service. This
Apple is having a good few days when it comes to privacy. Fresh from announcing a new update to its iOS operating system which will stop the FBI and others from being able to use the GreyKey device to hack into device passcodes, they have also announced updates
Apple has announced that it is strengthening the online encryption on its iPhone devices in a move which is seen by many as a direct response to reports that the FBI is now able to unlock passcode-protected devices. The curse of GreyKey We reported last month that
The UK’s top police watchdog has made a startling intervention into the encryption debate, calling for the technology to be regulated by government if tech companies don’t cooperate more. The comments were made to journalists by Sir Thomas Winsor, Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Constabulary at the
StrongVPN is offering a massive 25% discount off their service this month and next. In celebration of the football World Cup, they’re giving you 25% off to help you watch all the matches regardless of where you are in the world. The best part of the deal is,
IPVanish, one of the world’s most popular and trusted VPN providers is coming under scrutiny after it was reported that it may have breached its strict no user logs policy. But details remain sketchy and their new owners have denied involvement. IPVanish is one of many providers
