Free VPN apps don't always protect your privacy. They may log your activity, sell your data or expose you to security risks.

We've put Proton VPN Free to the test and, while it's a very capable day-to-day VPN, some limitations with streaming and servers leave much to be desired.

The company behind the encrypted email service ProtonMail is now offering the general public a free VPN to fight back against government surveillance and online spying. Following a round of testing, ...

It’s no secret that Facebook is trying to bring the world together, connecting old friends that are countries or coasts apart. Unfortunately, not everyone has Facebook’s mission of a free and open ...

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Free VPNs on mobile app stores might seem attractive, but once again we learn that these tools hide vulnerabilities and ...

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A new survey of free VPNs confirms they're as bad a deal as you might think. Stay far away. Preferably about a county over. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X (opens in a new window) ...

In its November fraud and scam advisory, Google is warning users about VPN apps and extensions that appear legitimate but are ...

Free VPN vs Paid VPN: Which One Is Right for You? Your email has been sent Discover the key differences between a free VPN and a paid VPN and determine which one is right for your online privacy and ...

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