Getting lost in the crowded VPN field? We know this feeling. Although the VPN trend was there long before, the market has seen impressive growth since the COVID-19 pandemic hit. As such, numerous VPN providers are now hell-bent on taking over. So, how to choose a good VPN, you may ask? How to pick the right one out of so...
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VPN is a must-have tool if you’re concerned about your online privacy. Thanks to reliable encryption of your traffic, a virtual private network protects you from various risks lurking in the dark corners of the Internet. It hides your activities from third parties, be it ad agencies, online snoopers, or even your Internet service provider (ISP). The only potential drawback...
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Packing for a trip? It’s always a good idea to have a Virtual Private Network (VPN) on your travel checklist. However, there is a sea of different VPN providers out there. So, how do you make the right choice? Read along for some tips on choosing travel VPN. Travel VPN 101: Why do you need one? A VPN is a...
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2.4 billion emails are sent every single second. Which is…staggering, to say the least. Many of these emails most likely contain private information you wouldn’t want leaking. This is when secure email providers like Tutanota and ProtonMail come in. Both aim to keep your secrets away from prying eyes. So, if you’re trying to use Google services less, are looking...
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The rapid growth of traffic, the need to support a growing number of users, the formation of high-performance data processing systems and virtualized environments for cloud services – all this has seriously changed the requirements for telecommunications networks. Increasingly, the traditional network is becoming a limiting factor in the development of computing infrastructure. VPN is used as a technology that...
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With someone’s online identity being stolen every five minutes now, staying safe is harder than ever before. However, it is not impossible, and this does not mean you have to learn a lot about cybersecurity (though we always encourage people to do so). All you need is a good VPN that can ideally take care of all the hurdles on...
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Undoubtedly, cybersecurity is of great importance these days. On the one hand, the Internet offers various content, and you can find whatever you want in a couple of minutes. But on the other hand, it comes with many vulnerabilities, and it means that you have to consider your online security. That’s why VPN is that popular in digital times. But...
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For years, Gmail has been the go-to email service for millions of users, but let’s face it, Google knows more about us than we do about ourselves. If you’re looking for a more secure option to protect your private information from tech giants and cybercriminals alike, you’ve come to the right place. In this post, we’ll explore some secure Gmail...
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When your device is connected to a VPN (virtual private network), it runs your traffic through a remote server and encrypts your data along the way. This results in enhanced Internet privacy, as no third parties can see what you’re up to when browsing the web. In particular, a VPN can hide your online activities from your Internet service provider...
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Did you know that a VPN dates way back to the 90s? It was a solution of a clever Microsoft employee to securely connect remote computers. Fast forward to today, and VPNs became a popular tool for protecting our online privacy and freely accessing content. But as with anything, there are pros and cons to consider. So, let’s learn all about them!
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Whether at home, in the office, or a public place, your online privacy is important. And the most efficient way to protect it is a reliable VPN. If chosen wisely, this tool will keep your browsing experience safe and shield your sensitive data from online snoopers, hackers, and Internet service providers. But what happens if you switch off VPN? Or...
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TCP and UDP, the odd couple of networking protocols. TCP is the type A personality who double-checks everything, while UDP is the carefree spirit who just wants to get the job done quickly. When it comes to transferring your data, you’ll want to know which one to call on. Let’s take a closer look at these two and find out...
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