Living overseas should be exciting, definitely not frustrating. But for many expats, online tasks can suddenly become tricky any day. Your bank may flag your logins as suspicious, your favorite shows won’t stream in the region where you are, or something in this vein. So if you, let’s say, in the UAE, you will find yourself in the situation where you can’t call via WhatsApp as it doesn’t work there. Luckily, there’s a fix for this problem: a Virtual Private Network (VPN) for expats. It’s a simple tool that gives you access to the online world you’re used to. Further, we will discover how to choose a good VPN for your needs.

Ever tried to grab Google Play apps, only to get the old “Not available in your country” slap in the face? We know how frustrating it is. Whether you’ve moved, traveled, or just want to see what’s on the other side, Google locks you out based on your IP. But the thing is that you don’t need to move. A VPN lets you trick Google Play Store region algorithms into thinking you’re somewhere else. It’s fast, and no passport required. Let’s break it down and see how to do it easily with a reliable VPN provider, VeePN.

Many people are worried they may be draining their device’s battery by using a VPN. A question that is common among smartphones, laptops, and users who use the virtual private networks for their security. And, does VPN reduce battery life for the phone? In short, using a VPN will use a little bit more battery power, but in most cases it's not that serious. In this article, we are going to examine the effect of VPN usage on the battery life of mobile (Android/iPhone) and laptops (Windows/macOS). We will, of course, shortly examine what makes a certain VPN like VeePN battery friendly and offer practical ways to lessen battery drain when using a VPN to safeguard yourself when you are online.

Suppose you’re visiting another region or country and want to access a streaming service, website, or app that is unavailable there. A simple solution that can save the day and allow you to access the desired content is to use a virtual private network (VPN) to change your digital location. A VPN spoofs your actual IP address and changes it to the address...

Have you ever thought that your virtual private network (VPN) provider doesn’t really help you stay safe online? The reality is that not all providers live up to their promises. The problems vary, from users finding out their provider of choice got caught leaking sensitive data, to the provider’s security teams failing to withstand a cyberattack. So naturally, there’s a VPN trust crisis rising. Further, we will break down the main VPN vulnerabilities and give hands-on tips to not becoming their victim. We will also uncover ways to learn if the VPN is truly safe and worth your attention, so keep reading.

Chromebook is one of the most secure devices out there. However, even Chromebook can't protect you from online threats, like a phishing site or some other forms of online scams. For those reasons, using a virtual private network (VPN) to safeguard private data is absolutely necessary. In this article, we’ll show you how to set up VPN on Chromebook to make your web browsing truly protected.