Using a virtual private network (VPN) is most commonly associated with protecting your privacy and staying safe on public Wi-Fi. But VPNs also provide an excellent solution for improving accessibility ...

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There are many reasons to use a VPN when your devices are connected to an unsecure network, and there are benefits to using one at home as well. While you might already be familiar with using a VPN on ...

Norton Security has some reliable products, but its VPN isn't one of them. In my Norton VPN review, I argued that it's only really worthwhile if you can get a discount on it as part of a Norton 360 ...

A VPN-enabled router can provide online privacy for any device connected to it. But not all router models allow it. Joe Supan is a senior writer for CNET covering home technology, broadband, and ...

I’ve been writing about technology since 2012, focusing on privacy. With companies vying for user data, AI skimming it for tools, and countless bad actors seeking to exploit it, safeguarding 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 work with most devices, including an Amazon Fire TV Stick and Cube. It's important to choose the right provider and correctly install the app to ensure full protection. Amazon Fire TV devices ...

VPN stands for Virtual Private Network, is a network technology that creates a secure network connection when participating in a public network such as the Internet or a private network owned by a ...

As internet restrictions become increasingly common in moments of political unrest or during protests, many people in Kenya are turning to Virtual Private Networks (VPN) to bypass censorship and ...

If you’ve ever felt a little twinge of concern when connecting to a public Wi-Fi signal in an airport or at a coffee shop, your instincts are right: The internet is a dangerous place. It doesn’t have ...