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A new survey carried out by polling company YouGov has found that the number of Brits using a Virtual Private Network or VPN is on the rise. It also found that awareness of VPNs was at record highs too. The survey, which questioned 1,776 British adults between
It has been years in the making, but the EU has finally agreed on the form its new Copyright Directive will take and it is worse than everybody had feared. The Copyright Directive has been opposed by just about everyone from large and small business, to artists
IPVanish VPN is seven years old today (Happy Birthday IPVanish!) and in true IPVanish style, they’re offering one of their most significant discounts in celebration of this lengthy privacy milestone. All new customers can take advantage of the deal which gives you 2-years of security for just
Two senior US Senators have written to the Department of Homeland Security asking them to conduct an investigation into foreign-based VPN services over fears that they could be a threat to national security. Senators Ron Wyden (Democrat – Oregon) and Marco Rubio (Republican – Florida) have written
As the Brexit debacle continues to rumble on, the last thing the UK Government needs is another tricky legal challenge to one of their flagship pieces of legislation. But that is precisely what they are getting after it was confirmed that a group of civil liberties campaign
ExpressVPN has followed the lead of a number of other VPN service and decided to put its security to the test. It has commissioned an independent security audit to test the strength of its service and has made the full results public for the first time. ExpressVPN said
VPN searches from Turkmenistan have increased a massive 577% in the spate of a week since new blocks were introduced in the country on January 17th. Turkmenistan the central Asian country bordered by no less than 4 other countries and the Caspian Sea isn’t known for its
