ExpressVPN Warns of Censorship in Bill C-11… and They’re Not Wrong Drew Wilson | October 11, 2023 Canada’s Bill C-11 was always destined to be a gold rush for VPNs. ExpressVPN has essentially punctuated the point.
Smaller Streaming Services Threaten to Pull Out of Canada Over Bill C-11 Drew Wilson | June 15, 2023 One of the fears brought up by Bill C-11 opponents is the implications for smaller streaming services. Those fears may be coming true.
Canadian Online Stars Contemplate VPNs, Leaving Canada Over Bill C-11 Drew Wilson | November 7, 2022 As Bill C-11 continues to make it’s way through, Canadian content creators are contemplating leaving the country.
MSN Article: VPNs Are Snake Oil Because HTTPS Exists Drew Wilson | January 2, 2022 We’ve seen a lot of articles that offer misleading or outright misinformation. One article says VPNs are snake oil.
Canada Condemns Nigerian Twitter Ban As it Rams Through Bill C-10 Drew Wilson | June 13, 2021 After Nigeria banned Twitter, Canada joined other countries in condemning the move. This as it preps its own free speech crack down at home.
Australian Regulator Sues Facebook Over Privacy Issues With VPN Service Drew Wilson | December 18, 2020 Australian regulator, the ACCC, is suing Facebook after, it alleges, used personal information of its VPN users for commercial purposes.
VPN Service Fortinet Suffers Data Leak – 50,000 VPNs Exposed Drew Wilson | December 6, 2020 VPN (Virtual Private Network) service, Fortinet has suffered from a data leak. An estimated 50,000 VPNs have been exposed.
Australian Users Getting Better At Circumventing Censorship – Study Drew Wilson | January 9, 2020 A study is looking into how Australian’s are handling Internet censorship. It seems more are getting better at skirting the site blocks.
BBFC Admits Porn Filter is Useless In Face of VPNs Drew Wilson | April 21, 2019 The BBFC, the UK’s designated Internet porn regulator, is admitting that VPNs will circumvent the UKs Internet age verification system.
California Backs Down, Won’t Enforce Net Neutrality for Now Drew Wilson | October 29, 2018 Consumers hoping California will protect their interests will have to wait a little longer. They agreed to wait for lawsuit resolutions.
