What do you use VPNs for? If you use it to keep your browsing habits private, you should keep your eyes on Microsoft Edge, as the Redmond tech giant is planning to implement a free VPN within the browser that will help you protect your data. MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingA Chromebook is an excellent option if you want to boost your security. Google's Chrome OS is one of the most secure operating systems available, rarely suffering issues with viruses or malware. It's not perfect, mind, as malicious apps can still sneak into the Google Play store, but for the most part, Chrome OS does […]
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Hulu ranks as the third most popular streaming platform in the US. It offers a super-fast streaming experience, airs the most recent TV episodes, and has a great collection of original movies and shows in its library. However, it is only available for people living in the US. That’s when a Virtual Private Network (VPN) […]
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So, you’ve heard of VPNs (virtual private networks) and you know you want one for accessing geo-blocked content and keeping your internet browsing private. But the issue you’re having is that you have a Mac, and you want to make sure the VPN you get will be well suited to macOS and your Mac’s hardware. […]
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We highly recommend that all people use VPNs—there’s no doubt about that. Indeed, there are many reasons to always use a VPN online, including but not limited to improved personal privacy. But not all VPNs are worth using. In fact, some VPNs are so bad that you’d actually be better off not using anything, than […]
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Open source VPNs are quite rare, but they do exist. Their transparency makes them a sworn ally for many users, who are quick to recommend them to anyone seeking a free open-source VPN. Here are some of the best open-source VPNs out there, plus one honorable mention! 1. OpenVPN What better way to start the […]
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