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VeePN Browser Extensions
VeePN Browser Extensions
All about VPN 7 min read

VeePN Browser Extensions: Results from Independent Audit about Robust Security

Global server network and general information about audit VeePN covers more than 2600 servers across 89 server locations.. It intends to provide an exclusive connection speed. It enables you to surf the Internet effortlessly by routing traffic through a secure VPN server. There is no need to worry about bandwidth limits while maintaining private Internet access. VeePN offers a balanced...

Oliver Bennett
Updated: Jan 28
UPS Scam Email
UPS Scam Email
Cybersecurity 9 min read

UPS Scam Email: Don’t Let a “Delivery Problem” Empty Your Wallet

A UPS scam email usually hits when you’re busy, tired, or actually waiting on a delivery. It’s an email claiming there’s an issue with your UPS package, your package delivery, or your UPS account. The goal is simple: push us into immediate action before we think. This guide breaks down the most common UPS scams, shows what they look like in real life, and gives clear steps to avoid fraud. We’ll also share how to verify things through the official UPS website, how to contact UPS directly, and how tools like VeePN can support better online safety later in the article.

Oliver Bennett
Jan 28
Employment Identity Theft
Employment Identity Theft
Cybersecurity 9 min read

The Nightmare of Employment Identity Theft: Protect Yourself

Imagine being the victim of a sinister crime that’s going on right behind your back – someone is using your identity to get a job or collect benefits – possibly for years. This is called employment identity theft, a type of identity theft where someone uses your personal details such as your Social Security number or other sensitive info to...

VeePN Research Lab
Jan 28
Apple Phishing Email
Apple Phishing Email
Cybersecurity 7 min read

Apple Phishing Email: your guide to spotting & avoiding scams

You've probably received an email at some point claiming to be from Apple - warning you about a dodgy login, a billing problem or a mysterious subscription change - and if so, you're not the only one. These messages might look pretty convincing but Apple phishing emails are some of the most common forms of cybercrime out there - and they're targeting millions of users every year. These emails are a type of attack designed to steal your personal details by tricking you into handing over sensitive info. In this guide we'll show you how to spot fake Apple emails, understand how scammers manage to mimic official Apple comms, how to respond safely and how to protect yourself online using VeePN - a top-notch VPN that blocks threats before they even reach your inbox. Just remember that sharing your details online leaves you exposed to online scams which can then be used to launch phishing attacks.

VeePN Research Lab
Jan 28
How to fix packet loss
How to fix packet loss
Uncategorised 8 min read

How to Fix Packet Loss – The Simple Steps to Improve Network Stability

Packet loss - the online equivalent of a nasty hangup - can kill any digital experience in its tracks. Whether you're gaming online, trying to stream a video, or just having a video call with a friend or family member - nothing's more frustrating than when packet loss brings your online activities to a grinding halt. Lag, buffering, and interrupted connections - it's enough to make you want to pull your hair out. But what exactly is packet loss - and how the heck do you fix it? In this guide, we'll explore what packet loss is, why it happens, and most importantly, how to troubleshoot it. And, as a bonus, we'll show you how a tool like VeePN can give your connection a boost and keep your data safe in the process.

VeePN Research Lab
Jan 28
Steam Deck VPN
Steam Deck VPN
Entertainment 16 min read

Steam Deck VPN: How to Choose and Set It Up 

Steam Deck is arguably the best and most popular handhelds made by our lord and savior Gabe Newell. A vast library of games, powerful hardware, and various plugins for enhanced gaming experience is what makes Steam Deck Valve’s true bestseller. But annoying Internet throttling or security threats you might face when gaming from public WiFi may spoil the whole fun. That’s why gamers deal with these problems by using a virtual private network (VPN) to get a low ping and secure online gaming. If you’re looking to find out how to get and install a VPN for Steam Deck, keep reading, as we’ll tell you how to use VPN for Steam Deck to ensure a stable Internet connection and safeguard your privacy.

VeePN Research Lab
Updated: Jan 27
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How to protect your home computer
How to protect your home computer
Cybersecurity 8 min read

Protecting Your Home Computer from Cyber Threats – Why It’s Not Optional

These days your home computer is so much more than just a tool - it's the key to all your personal and financial records, your lovingly preserved photos, your work projects, and your private messages. Plus, to protect your financial accounts from being compromised, you should be using strong authentication methods and extra security measures to keep those nasty hackers and identity thieves at bay. Which only makes it a prime target for all sorts of threats, from malware to hackers. Whether you're just browsing the web or working from home full-time, keeping your home computer safe isn't optional - it's essential, and following the advice of top-notch cybersecurity experts is the foundation of any effective protection strategy. In this write-up you'll find out how to keep your computer safe from cyber threats and why an app like VeePN is a vital part of your digital security plan.

VeePN Research Lab
Jan 27
My saved password on this device
My saved password on this device
Cybersecurity 6 min read

My Saved Passwords on This Device – The Safety Concerns

Let's face it: keeping track of dozens of complex, unique logins is a real challenge. That's why many of us lean on the "save password" feature built into our devices and browsers. Whether you're using Chrome, Safari, Edge, or even a smartphone's built-in password manager, these tools are super convenient - but are your saved passwords actually safe? Consider this: older versions of operating systems and browsers might handle password storage differently - sometimes with less robust security. This guide will break down how password saving works, what risks are involved, and how to keep your sensitive info from ending up in the wrong hands. In the process, we'll talk about the importance of user privacy and online security when managing saved passwords.

VeePN Research Lab
Jan 27
What Is Geoblocking and How to Avoid It?
What Is Geoblocking and How to Avoid It?
Good to know 27 min read

What is Geo Blocking and How to Get Around It?

If you're trying to access a website or platform and suddenly hit a brick wall with a "This content is unavailable in your country" message instead of what you were after, it's probably because you're running into a geo block - plain and simple. Geo-blocking is basically blocking online content based on where you're coming from. A geo block just means that an online service, a government, or your internet service provider (ISP) has worked out where you are by tracking your device's IP address (your computer's internet address) and has decided to shut you out. Geo-blocking works by using tracking and geolocation tech to identify your device's IP address - effectively pinning down your general location, without giving away your precise address. However the IP address on your device can give away your general location, but it's not always 100% accurate. Geo-blocking can stop you getting at online content or services by analysing the data you're requesting and the traffic data - which can happen at the network level (and that's often referred to as network level blocking). Geo-blocking creates virtual borders online, allowing businesses to manage the way they distribute digital content according to what makes business sense, is legal, and keeps them safe. It's also used for market segmentation and 'dynamic pricing', which can lead to price discrimination - where people in different regions are charged different prices for the same product or service. Geo-blocking is also used to comply with local data protection laws such as the GDPR in the EU - which can result in geo blocking website access due to a lack of compliance with these rules. Geo-blocking is essentially a way for services to block or restrict access to content based on your location - usually for a good reason, such as keeping up with licensing agreements, local laws or regulations. Your device's IP address is like a digital fingerprint that gives away where you are in the world. When you connect to the internet, your device borrows the router's public IP address - this is how services can figure out where you are. Want to know more about geo-blocking? Keep on reading.

VeePN Research Lab
Updated: Jan 21
What Is a Double VPN?
What Is a Double VPN?
All about VPN 11 min read

What is Double VPN and Do You Need It?

If you're worried about your online security when browsing the web you're not alone. Millions of users worldwide are trying to make their online presence a bit more secure against various threats - from brute force attacks to phishing scams, viruses and scams. And let's not even get started on the rise of internet censorship - in too many countries your online activities just aren't private at all. That's why more and more people are turning to a VPN to keep themselves safe online. This solution provides a level of privacy, hides your online footprint and protects you from a whole bunch of online dangers. But what if we told you that there's a way to supercharge this protection? Some VPN services now offer a Double VPN feature which runs your traffic through an extra VPN server and adds another layer of encryption to your data. Sounds promising? Keep reading this article to learn all about what Double VPN is, when you might need it, and a few of the challenges you might face.

VeePN Research Lab
Updated: Jan 21
LIV Golf on TV
LIV Golf on TV
Entertainment 6 min read

Watching LIV Golf on TV in 2026: Where It’s On, How to Stream, and Bypassing Geo Blocks

LIV Golf is shaking things up in the world of professional golf. Team-based competition, massive prize pools, and tournament after tournament - it's got all the ingredients for a thrilling season. If Dustin Johnson, Brooks Koepka and the rest of the LIV Golf team are anything to go by, you won't want to miss a single round. But - and this is where it gets a bit complicated - actually watching LIV Golf on TV or online can be a real challenge if you're outside the US or traveling abroad. Whether you're an absolute die-hard or just getting into the sport, here's how you can catch all the action on TV or through live streaming - and why a VPN like VeePN is your secret key to making it all work.

VeePN Research Lab
Updated: Jan 21
What Is the Best Search Engine for Privacy?
What Is the Best Search Engine for Privacy?
All about VPN 15 min read

What is the Best Search Engine for Privacy

Is online privacy a total myth? Well, it pretty much is. But does that mean you should just roll over and give up on the idea of keeping your data private? No way. One way to fight back and stay in control is to use a private search engine. Google's got an 85% market share, but let's be honest - it's not exactly the go to for people who value their online anonymity. The fact that Google collects and analyzes bucketloads of user data should be a major red flag for anyone who's concerned about their privacy. So, are there better options out there? Absolutely. Unlike Google, privacy-focused search engines don't track your searches or sell your data to advertisers. If you're looking to search the web in private, you need to remember that most search engines don't come with that as standard.

VeePN Research Lab
Updated: Jan 21
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