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We use our phones for everything, so keeping them secure surely is important. Virtual private networks (VPNs) can help with that on lots of devices, Androids including. But how do you set up and run a VPN for Android in the first place? Simple enough! We’ve got the process covered below. Why use a VPN on Android Let’s go over…
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Thinking about getting a VPN for your iOS? We get it — security of your devices is a top priority. And a VPN is the perfect tool for guarding your online presence and bypassing geo-blocks. In this article, we’ll cover what else VPN has to offer you and, more importantly, how to set up and run a VPN for iPhone…
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There are two ways to change your location on an iPhone: by spoofing your IP address or GPS location. What’s the difference, how to change iPhone location quickly, and what does a VPN have to do with it? Also, what benefits does location spoofing bring in the first place? Read along to find out.
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Changing your location unlocks new possibilities on your Android device. And we know the easiest and quickest method to do it. Whether you want to unblock websites when traveling abroad, stay anonymous online, or avoid Internet throttling, a virtual private network (VPN) is a perfect solution. VPNs for Android change your device’s IP address, encrypt your data, and help you access what you need quickly. Read along to find out more.
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While we love our trusty devices for keeping us connected, they’re not immune to viruses and other digital nasties. If you’re noticing weird glitches, strange pop-ups, or just have an overall feeling that something’s not quite right with your iPhone, it could be a sign that you’ve got a virus. And let’s face it, nobody wants their phone to turn…
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In April 2023, Opera rolled out a free VPN feature for iOS users. With no subscription fees or login requirements, Opera’s free VPN feature is creating quite a stir in the VPN market. But before you dive in headfirst, let’s take a closer look at what this new service offers, and whether this browser-based VPN is the right choice for your needs.
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No device is immune to online threats. Although Apple is committed to customer privacy and robust security, it doesn’t make your iPhone hackproof. And whether you’re browsing social media, shopping online, or checking your bank account, your data is always up for grabs. That’s where a VPN on iPhone comes in. Wondering if you should get one? Yes, and here’s why.
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Pop-up ads on Android can be annoying, to say the least. All of a sudden, they appear on your device’s screen, distracting you from your activities and often leading to glitches and device’s poor performance. Moreover, pop-ups often pose an actual threat to your cybersecurity. Many of them link to phishing websites, contain scammy links, and may even infect your…
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Imagine that instead of reminding you about your friends’ birthdays and important business meetings, your iPhone calendar starts to deliver spam messages. Fake security alerts, intrusive ads, and “free money” offers distract you every hour. What could be more annoying? Moreover, these notifications do not just cause discomfort, but pose a real threat to your cybersecurity. Once you click on a…
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We’ve all seen it — you finish browsing on one app, then see an ad selling something you’ve just looked at. Magic? No, ad targeting. While convenient, it also raises questions as to what extent apps’ invasion of our data can go — some nosy apps may know all there is to know about you. So, let’s see who a…
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Holding over an 80% share of the global smartphone market, Android powers lots of phones today. This makes it an attractive aim for hackers. For example, 98% of mobile banking attacks target Android devices. If your phone does fall victim, you should know how to fix your hacked Android-powered buddy. In this article, we’ll show you how.
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Suppose you told your friends that you need new AirPods since your old ones started to act up. Then, all of a sudden, your phone starts showing you AirPods ads (though you never really searched for them online). Doesn’t look like a coincidence, right? At this point, you may get suspicious, asking yourself, “Does my phone spy on me?” Keep reading to find out whether your phone is listening to your conversations and how to stop it for good.
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