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How much does a VPN cost?
Online privacy is more important than ever, so it’s no surprise many people are searching for a reliable VPN service. One of the first questions that comes up is how much a VPN costs—but the answe...
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Explainer: Lapsus$ hacking group
Lapsus$ has made headlines in the past two weeks for its high-profile hacks, followed by the revelation that the group might be made up of teenagers. We break down the flurry of news coverage for you....
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Quiz: Test your privacy knowledge!
Are you on top of the latest privacy news and issues? Take our quiz to find out! You might learn something along the way. As always, the easiest way to be more private online is by downloading a VPN.
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AirTag, Tile, SmartTag security: Are you being tracked?
Bluetooth trackers like the Apple AirTag, Life360’s Tile line, and Samsung's SmartTag make it easier to keep track of your valuables and keys, but they’ve also made headlines for the wrong reasons...
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After a breakup: Tips to sever your digital ties
Let’s face it, breakups are never easy. Most articles on the topic of handling breakups deal with the emotional aspect of decoupling—completely understandable, we’re human after all. But what ...
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What is online dating?
Online dating is finding a romantic partner using the internet, typically through a dating app or a website. According to a study from Stanford, meeting online has become the most popular way for Amer...
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Netflix, Facebook, and Instagram, but for kids?
In late 2021, Netflix announced it would test a new feed for kids on its iOS app. Similar to TikTok and Instagram Reels, Kids Clips will feature short videos—but designed to be viewed in landscape (...
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Australia’s proposed ‘anti-troll’ law will erode digital freedom
Australia is drafting legislation purported to combat online trolling, which, if passed, would further reduce anonymity, privacy, and free speech among the country’s internet users. This comes aft...
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Data scraping: A (mostly) legal way to harvest your information
When you post information or images of yourself publicly online, there is always the risk that someone will record that information and use it in some way. But the practice of data scraping, in which ...
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Invasion of the home robots: Is our privacy safe?
For better or worse, humanoid robots have become a common sight over the past few years, often found working in public places like restaurants, hotels, and airports. And while home robots—and we mea...
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