How to use a VPN on your smart TV during the World Cup

Many modern TVs have the ability to run a VPN without an external device – here are the best picks for Android TVs, Google TVs, and Amazon Fire TVs

A spy in your pocket? How the UK’s proposed on-device nude image blocking could work in reality

Apple and Google have until September to either activate built-in features or implement new scanning tools. Privacy advocates are raising the alarm, but the government is ready to “change the law” if needs be.

NordVPN’s next-gen antivirus aces independent testing with a 96% phishing block rate

NordVPN’s next-generation antivirus has just blocked 96% of phishing sites in an independent AV-Comparatives test, proving the privacy app is a formidable all-in-one security suite.

‘This is an important release’ — Amnezia VPN strengthens its apps to fight Russia’s new approach to VPN blocking in latest update

“We have no intention of giving in to the difficulties,” said Amnezia’s founder, as the team fixed a bug in its latest update to thwart the newest censorship methods allegedly adopted by Russia’s media regulator Roskomnadz…

PureVPN has turned ChatGPT into a VPN assistant that handles the tedious manual tasks for you

PureVPN has launched its integrated ChatGPT-powered assistant, providing a conversational, AI-powered VPN experience. Here’s how.

How to choose the right VPN settings for stable streaming during high-traffic events like the 2026 World Cup

By default, your VPN might not offer optimal performance for streaming during high-traffic events like the World Cup — these are the settings you should switch to.

Missing your Proton VPN Firefox add-on? You’ll have to use the desktop app for now

Proton VPN’s Firefox extension has been temporarily removed from the Mozilla Add-ons store due to review requirements. Users are encountering loading errors, but core functionality is still available via the desktop app or…

Browse securely, without limits — Mozilla scraps data cap on Firefox’s free VPN for the whole summer

Mozilla is making the free built-in VPN in Firefox unlimited for the summer, removing the 50GB monthly cap and opening up 28 country locations until August 31.