If you’re not surfing the web via a Virtual Private Network (VPN), then we’ve gotta ask… what are you thinking? Between cyber-crooks and generally sloppy security, it’s way too easy for your private ...

Opera's fondness for virtual private networks isn't limited to the desktop. The browser maker is releasing a free VPN app for iOS that should give you more control over how you surf the internet. It's ...

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Everyone has their own reason for using a VPN, but they all share a common element: the desire for privacy. It may be something as simple as wanting to keep your data private while using an open WiFi ...

Opera has just put a free VPN feature in its browser, and users get unlimited data usage. The VPN function will be available within its desktop browser with a simple flick of a toggle switch -- making ...

Update, September 20: Opera has now released its VPN-loaded browser for desktops. Opera 40 also boasts what it claims is an improved “battery saver.” It apparently extends battery life by 50 percent.

Netflix shocked the tech world (and excited investors) with an unprecedented global expansion into 130 countries yesterday. That move means that the video streaming service is now available in 190 ...

FalcoVPN is easily one of the simplest, securest, and fastest free VPN proxy for the Android platform. Boasting an ultra-secure OpenVPN over both TCP and UDP, it completely shuts out the threat of ...

Opera has become the first browser maker to ship a mainstream desktop internet browser that includes an unlimited VPN service baked-in. That’s pretty powerful. Opera claims 350 million users across ...

Netflix has started blocking users who try to bypass country-based content restrictions by using a VPN, beginning its enforcement last week with Australian subscribers. The problem is, by forcing ...

Access Denied. It's a phrase all too prevalent on what was supposed to be a free and open web. Of late, users who either want to access foreign content on the likes of Netflix, Hulu and the BBC or ...

With Netflix saying it intends to disable video when customers use VPN services, VPN providers are criticizing the online video company and vowing to evade any measures designed to prevent their use.