Author: WhoVPN
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ZoogVPN
ZoogVPN, based in Greece, began as just a mere idea in 2010 after it’s creators were dealing with censorship and barriers themselves.1 The service formally launched in 2013 and since then has acquired mixed reviews. Unfortunately, while my speed tests were fast and had low latency, that’s where to good news ends. The Windows version…
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DuckDuckGo
DuckDuckGo, renowned for its stance on user privacy, has recently unveiled a new service bundle dubbed “Privacy Pro.” This package integrates a VPN with personal information removal services and identity theft protection into DuckDuckGo’s browser app. However, this expansion into the already saturated VPN and browser market brings to light concerns about the company’s strategic…
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House Passes 2-Year Surveillance Law Extension Without Warrant Requirement
As the House scrambles to renew a contentious surveillance law, the reality hits hard: privacy in America is an illusion, one the government is eager to shatter under the guise of national security. Last Friday, in a move that reeks of desperation and disregard for civil liberties, lawmakers passed a bill reauthorizing Section 702 of…
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Protect Your Home: Prevention, Detection, Defense
When it comes to ensuring the safety and security of your home, a multi-tiered approach is essential. By layering preventive measures, detection systems, and last-resort defense options, you can create a robust security strategy that not only deters potential intruders but also provides peace of mind for you and your family. From physical barriers like…
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Does mailbox.org offer an onion service?
Mailbox.org, a Berlin-based email service provider, has carved a niche for itself by prioritizing privacy and security in an increasingly surveillance-prone digital landscape. Recognized for its robust encryption protocols and adherence to Germany’s stringent data protection laws, Mailbox.org offers a refuge for individuals and organizations seeking a secure communication platform. The significance of selecting the…
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The End of Anonymity on Reddit: A Blow to Free and Open Communication
Reddit, once hailed as “the front page of the internet,” has silently taken a controversial step that may significantly alter its reputation and accessibility. A user on Hacker News has reported that Reddit is now fully blocking access through Tor, proxies, and VPNs for both its new and old designs. This move is a stark…
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Router Redistribution: Connecting Networks with Different Routing Protocols
Router redistribution is a process used in enterprise networking where routing information from one routing protocol is shared or “redistributed” into another routing protocol. This is commonly used in complex network environments where different parts of the network use different routing protocols, and there needs to be a way for these different parts to communicate…
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Gaming Companies Partner with Federal Agencies to Monitor Extremism
In recent revelations, it has come to light that gaming companies are collaborating with federal agencies like the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security to monitor and root out what is deemed as domestic violent extremist content. This cooperation is detailed in a Government Accountability Office report, which outlines the interactions between federal agencies…
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Your YouTube Viewing Habits Could Attract Law Enforcement
We’ve all been there—exploring the depths of the internet out of morbid curiosity, only to find ourselves hours later, deep in a YouTube rabbit hole. Perhaps you’ve stumbled upon a controversial video or searched for something out of sheer curiosity. In most cases, you’d simply shake your head in disgust or intrigue and move on…
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Tor Network Approved VPS Hosts
Setting up a Tor relay is a commendable effort to support online privacy and freedom. However, finding the right web host for your Tor relay is crucial, akin to finding a landlord who respects your privacy and doesn’t pry into your activities. While the temptation to opt for the cheapest or unmetered VPS is strong,…
