Online Security and Privacy News

Tech-savvy folks sometimes mention the term “Usenet” when discussing “good old days” of the Internet. Now, you’re using the World Wide Web. But Usenet popped up even before WWW, way back in the late 1970s. Amazingly enough – it is still up and running and offers some advantages to users. In the article we’ll uncover what Usenet is, how it works, and why it can still be relevant for you these days.

You moved abroad, and lost access to content and programs you loved so much on your MacBook? Or maybe you wanted to explore new online content, but strict geo-restrictions don’t allow it? Keep reading this article to know exactly how to change location to MacBook and access region-specific apps, services, and websites. We’ll also show how you can do it manually, and with an easy option – using a virtual private network (VPN).

Whenever you settle in a hotel room, do you have a feeling that Big Brother is watching you? Sadly, it is rather truer than paranoia. In Nanjing (China), local authorities recently warned travelers about suspicious devices discovered in short-stay apartments. And how many stories are there about Airbnb hidden cameras? If you want to know exactly how to check your hotel room for hidden cameras and not be watched while brushing your teeth or lying in bed, this article is what you're looking for. Plus, you’ll get bonus knowledge on how to safeguard yourself digitally with a tool like VeePN.