UK households have been urgently warned to delete a popular VPN app, Modpro IP TV + VPN, as it covertly spies on your screen and drains bank accounts. Goddammit, people. You are routing all of your internet traffic through these services, for your own sake, do your research before choosing which to

Any Brits here, go sign the parliament partition against this overreach Also get yourselves a VPN like Mullvad (5GBP per month). Vivaldi browser also offers a free one

For now you can still circumvent that stuff with a VPN, like Mullvad or Proton VPN for example. Specifically for YouTube, if you set the VPN to Albania, you won't even see any ads. Google / YouTube does currently not have ads there as it's not economically viable. But, it is important to speak up ag

(https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/722903 Sign the petition against the act here) It says porn, but it’s any nsfw content. It’s blocking all sorts of sites, subreddits etc. Reddit is asking people for ID to access some mental health and suicide help subreddits, someone said the beer subreddit

Mullvad FTW. I love that you can send them money in a fucking envelope with your mullvad account number to top it off. Ultimate way of being anonymous

Make sure to use a good VPN like Mullvad, if you're accidentally on one of those sites! Better safe than sorry!

Agree to everything you said here, and wanted to tack on a few points: Data privacy should be a top priority for anyone who identifies as left or liberal. Moreover, spreading the following info to organizers, protesters, and at risk communities can save them from targeted harassment campaigns, doxxi

magic dns, share with family members, tailscale funnels, tailscale serve, mullvad integration, STUN CGNAT traversal through proxies, ACLs, exit nodes, iphone app, official docker containers, But most importantly it passes the grandma test. If I were to offer you a million dollars if you grandma coul

I'm not a customer of Mullvad VPN (yet… they do seem interesting), but I've had a quick look on their website because my first thought was "Surely, they will see the customer's name the moment they enter their credit card or SEPA details", and it turns out you can pay for their product by mailing th

Saved you a click: Use a privacy-focused browser. I would personally recommend Tor Browser, Mullvad Browser, Librewolf and Brave. In that order. Use an encrypted DNS. This is more about security than privacy so quite a weird choice to include in an article, but this is XDA Developer after all. I'd s