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.
Mozilla Teams Up With ProtonVPN to Offer VPN Service to Users Drew Wilson | October 28, 2018 Mozilla is expanding its offerings once again. This time, they are offering VPN service to their users.
As Net Neutrality War Heats Up, American’s Flee to VPN Safety Drew Wilson | October 23, 2018 As the litigation war intensifies between ISPs, states, and the Trump administration, American’s are increasingly relying on VPN services for protection.
Security Concerns Persist With UK Age Verification Mandate Drew Wilson | March 7, 2018 The age verification mandate in the Digital Economy Bill is still drawing fire from digital rights advocates in the UK.
Network Neutrality Repeal Has Big Positive Effect on VPN Services Drew Wilson | March 2, 2018 With the network neutrality repeal moving ahead in the US, it seems that some (VPN services) are able to cash in on the developments.
Man Sentenced to 5 Years in Prison for Running VPN Service Drew Wilson | December 21, 2017 Virtual Private Network (VPN) services are used by many privacy minded users. As one man found out recently, there are certainly risks associated with running one.
American’s Flee to VPN’s Following Trumps Privacy Rollback Drew Wilson | April 18, 2017 The privacy picture in the US is seemingly growing worse. For some American’s, the news is too much and are now seeking out privacy options.
Canadian Officials Pushing TPP Provisions Ahead of Consultations Drew Wilson | December 20, 2015 The status of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) in Canada may not exactly be clear. The Canadian government has signaled it is launching consultations. Unfortunately, this comes shortly after documents reveal that some of the controversial copyright provisions in the trade deal are already being pushed behind closed doors.
8 Technical Methods That Make the PROTECT IP Act Useless Drew Wilson | August 7, 2011 We’ve been running a series of guides that show just how easy it is to bi-pass general DNS censorship. It’s general DNS censorship that has been proposed in the PROTECT-IP Act among other things. Rather than simply debate philosophically on why the PROTECT-IP act will do absolutely nothing to deter copyright infringement, we decided to …
