From timing seasonal sales to canceling before a big auto-renewal hike, these are the tips and tricks I use to avoid paying ...

To be clear, most VPN companies do, and I appreciate Proton's transparency. I suspect most legal orders are well-intentioned. Still, I'm left wondering how vulnerable the average person's data is.

Ever wondered why VPN companies are so competitive about their server counts? So has NordVPN's CEO, and his company wants to rewrite VPN marketing forever.

It’s easy to see why VPN companies are branching out – people buy the product because using a suite is easy, and that generates lots and lots of lovely money.

Plus, big VPN companies host tons of private data, making them targets for criminal elements. Millions of leaked user records are floating around the web, and new VPN breaches happen frequently ...

Other VPN companies should take note of this approach. TunnelBear has a well-organized and easy-to-understand privacy policy that clearly demonstrates its strong stance on user privacy and ...

Beware of VPN companies that put profits ahead of ethics. Here's what to know about VPN trackers and how to protect your privacy. Attila covers software, apps and services, with a focus on virtual ...

Sometimes, content companies try to ban entire ranges of IP addresses that VPN servers rely on, rendering the VPN useless. Why you might not need a VPN There are a few drawbacks to using a VPN.

Compared to NordVPN's and Surfshark's even greater price hikes, it's not too bad. However, ExpressVPN's inflated renewal ...