Proton VPN currently tops my list of the best VPNs, and I gave it a glowing recommendation in my detailed Proton VPN review. It's easy to use, fast, cheap and secure, with a large server network and ...

A new bill in the Michigan Legislature threatens to ban one of the most important tools for online privacy and security. On Sept. 11, Rep. Josh Schriver, R-Oxford, introduced HB 4938, the ...

I’m usually pretty good at being patient, especially when it comes to new tech rollouts. But when I heard about Google Gemini being integrated into Chrome, well, my self-control went right out the ...

One thing I need to make clear right from the start: this is a review of Norton VPN (formerly Norton Secure VPN, and briefly Norton Ultra VPN) as a standalone app, not of the VPN feature in the Norton ...

VPNs generally work on any browser or program when installed on a Windows PC as a standalone program. If, for some reason, it is not working on Google Chrome, you can follow the methods below to fix ...

Dead phone batteries during emergencies are dangerous, but having your privacy violated by the very tool meant to protect it? That’s exactly what happened to 100,000+ Chrome users who installed ...

Browser extensions promise convenience, but some take far more than they give. A new report from Koi Security says that FreeVPN.One, a Chrome extension with more than 100,000 installs and even a ...

VPNs help gamers escape ISP throttling and can boost privacy when gaming. However, data travels via an intermediary server when using a VPN, which results in slower connection speeds and increased ...

LONGMEADOW — Springfield’s Ralph Damico was on his computer surfing websites and checking email, when he went down one of the internet’s feared dark alleys. “I clicked on something, I don’t know why, ...

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FreeVPN.One also records IP addresses, collects URLs, and adds permissions that enable it to run scripts across all sites visited. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X (opens in a new ...

You can apply that thinking to pretty much anything supported by advertising or data collection, including tools like Chrome and Gmail. (And you’re not paying to read these words, are you? Food for ...