ProtonVPN review By Michael Graw VPN In our ProtonVPN review, we explore what makes the Swiss VPN such a favorite with privacy fans, and why it might be right for you.
IPVanish review By Alex McOmie VPN In our comprehensive IPVanish review, we see if the old favorite can still compete with the very best on the market.
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Can you hack an AirTag? Absolutely, and this guy shows how By Paul Wagenseil A German researcher was the first to hack an AirTag, which he did by pulling it apart and soldering various wires to the circuit board.
CyberGhost VPN review By Mo Harber-Lamond vpn In our CyberGhost review, we'll be testing out one of the world's most popular VPNs to see if it can still deliver the good.
Private Internet Access (PIA) review By Richard Sutherland In this PIA review, we run down what's changed with the VPN, its huge server expansion, and how it's finally become a genuine contender.
Hotspot Shield review By Mo Harber-Lamond While it's well known for its free version, in this Hotspot Shield review we'll take a look under the hood of the premium VPN.
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Google is finally trying to kill passwords — here's how By Luke Wilson Google has long waxed lyrical about the weakness of passwords. Now it plans to make two-factor authentication mandatory for everyone.
WhatsApp plans to hold features for ransom until you accept privacy terms By Brittany Vincent WhatsApp users will have to accept the messaging app’s new privacy policy if they want full access to features — here’s what you need to know.
96% of iOS 14.5 users are opting out of ad tracking — how you can do it, too By Ian Morris iOS 14.5 is empowering iPhone owners to take control of how apps track their online activities. It's simple, clear and here's how you can use it.
Your old phone number is a hacker's dream — what you need to know By Paul Wagenseil Recycled phone numbers expose their previous owners to account takeover, hacking, stalking and even blackmail, researchers find.
Google Play just copied the App Store's top new feature By Paul Wagenseil Google said the Play Store would require each app to declare what kind of personal data it collects and how it uses it — just as Apple's App Store now does.
AirTag anti-stalking measures tested — and they're not good enough By Rory Mellon Apple's AirTags anti-stalking features have been tested in a real-world situation — and failed to measure up.
Peloton data leak exposes users' personal data By Ian Morris Peloton allowed anyone who cared to look access to its API, which contained the private details of customers.
Serious Android flaw threatens hundreds of millions of users — what to do By Paul Wagenseil A flaw in Qualcomm modems used by hundreds of millions of Android phones could be used to steal data or hide malware, and it's not clear how many phones have been patched.
These are the creepy ads Facebook doesn't want you to see By Paul Wagenseil Facebook has rejected Instagram ads created by Signal that would have made very clear how much data Facebook collects about you.
Chinese TV maker: Yes, our Android TVs spied on customers [update] By Paul Wagenseil Chinese TV maker Skyworth admitted some of its Android sets collected far too much personal data from users, but blamed a third-party service and denied prior knowledge.
World Password Day sale: Top password manager LastPass is 25% off By Paul Wagenseil Well-known password manager LastPass is having a big sale for World Password Day, with savings of 25% on new subscriptions.
Apple AirTags' anti-stalking features come with a dangerous loophole By Mike Prospero, Paul Wagenseil Apple has built privacy protections into its AirTag trackers, but they seem to apply only to people using fully updated iPhones.
iOS 14.5 app tracking option grayed out? Apple just explained why By Philip Michaels Not everyone is able to access the new App Tracking Transparency feature in iOS 14.5. But Apple explains the reason in a new support document.
MacBook security alert: Update to macOS 11.3 right now By Luke Wilson Hackers were able to exploit a zero-day vulnerability that allowed malicious payloads to bypass normal macOS defenses.
How to stop apps from tracking you in iOS 14.5 By Mike Prospero A new iOS 14.5 feature lets you control which apps can track what you're doing. Here's how to use it.
WhatsApp could soon let you send disappearing messages — here's how By Luke Wilson WhatsApp rolled out seven-day disappearing messages last year. The window could now be shortened to 24 hours.
How to avoid DDoS attacks when gaming By Richard Sutherland vpn The best VPN software for online gamers helps you avoid distributed denial-of-service attacks when gaming.
Apple AirDrop flaw exposes 1.5 billion devices — what to do By Paul Wagenseil Apple's AirDrop wireless file-sharing protocol leaks users' phone numbers and email addresses because it uses them for device identification, German researchers say.
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NordVPN vs Surfshark: Which provider is best? By Mo Harber-Lamond vpn NordVPN vs Surfshark is a match-up many will want to take notice of. Here, we pit the providers head to head to see in which areas each service excels.
Is using a VPN when gaming safe? By Richard Sutherland vpn We look at whether the best VPN software for online gamers is safe and legal to use.
How to set up a PS5 VPN: everything you need to know By Mo Harber-Lamond vpn PlayStations don't natively support VPN connections, but getting a PS5 VPN isn't out of the question. Here are all your options.
