I use Google Chrome a lot, even though I know it's not exactly private. It doesn’t block trackers, third-party cookies, or malware and phishing attempts like some other browsers.
That’s why I like using a VPN (virtual priva...
Accessing Instagram to its fullest isn't always easy. In some regions, government regulations restrict certain Instagram features or content, while administrators block the app to limit distractions at certain schools or workp...
To access the web securely in Argentina, you’ll need a VPN. A VPN encrypts your traffic, preventing hackers and third parties from seeing which websites you visit and files you download.
However, not all VPNs are great for...
Connecting your Synology NAS to a VPN is the best way to protect your data, especially if you’re sharing files or accessing Synology NAS remotely.
But, there aren’t many VPNs that work well with Synology. Some VPNs don’t ha...
Brave is a free, open-source web browser that comes with a built-in VPN. The browser itself is good for privacy, and the VPN is also pretty decent since it secures your browsing traffic.
That said, Brave’s built-in VPN is n...
I’m a huge F1 fan, and I love to stream each season of the Grand Prix. Unfortunately, because of licensing agreements, Formula 1 races are available for streaming only in certain locations, including the US, Canada, the Nether...
Dubai isn’t exactly a privacy-friendly place. The government not only heavily censors what you can and cannot access online, but it also monitors online activities.
The best way to protect your privacy in Dubai is to use a...
There was a time when you could access Omegle with just about any VPN. Unfortunately, that’s no longer true, as many VPNs are unable to access Omegle, which has gotten more aggressive in banning VPN IP addresses.
In my test...
It’s hard for everyday people like me and you to remain on top of new cybersecurity threats and complex concepts while trying to protect our data and digital rights without giving up the convenience of our favorite apps and techno...
I use my phone daily, so it’s very important to me that I keep all my mobile data secure. Otherwise, third parties (like my internet service provider) can spy on my browsing and malicious actors can try to compromise my person...
