Privacy · TechRadar.com · Oct 6, 2026
Russia is doubling down on its VPN crackdown. With a 60 billion ruble budget for internet censorship over the next three years and a proposed fee on international traffic, the Kremlin is intensifying efforts to restrict access to the globa…
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Privacy · TechRadar.com · Oct 6, 2026
Psiphon says it is preparing to leave Canada if Bill C-22 passes as written. It joins Signal, NordVPN, and Windscribe in opposing the surveillance law.
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Privacy · TechRadar.com · Oct 2, 2026
Surfshark’s latest research found that Meta's newly launched AI agent is already leading the rankings as the most data-hungry chatbot.
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Privacy · TechRadar.com · Oct 1, 2026
Private Internet Access has added 13 new countries and territories, plus city-level servers in Naples and Tottenham. Here's what's new and how its network compares with rivals.
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Privacy · TechRadar.com · Oct 1, 2026
LaLiga is taking its war on streaming piracy to the EU, requesting that NordVPN, ExpressVPN, Surfshark, and Proton VPN be added to an official piracy watch list. Here's what this means for your privacy.
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Privacy · TechRadar.com · Sep 30, 2026
A new bicameral US piracy bill aims to crack down on foreign pirate sites, but unlike earlier proposals, it explicitly spares VPN providers. Here is what the DEFEND IP Act means for your digital privacy.
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Privacy · TechRadar.com · Sep 30, 2026
Fresh off the State Duma elections, Russian authorities have intensified their war on the global web, targeting VPN infrastructure and demanding app store takedowns to crush online freedom.
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Privacy · TechRadar.com · Sep 29, 2026
Proton VPN usage in the Philippines skyrocketed by 1,400% following a sudden government block on Discord. Even after the ban was reversed, a fragmented network rollout means Filipinos are keeping their VPNs switched on to protect their liv…
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Privacy · TechRadar.com · Sep 29, 2026
Love a free puzzle game on your commute? A new report has found that millions of popular mobile game downloads contain hidden trackers sending personal data to Russia, China, and beyond.
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