Your IP address reveals more than you think. VPNs are the answer

When you change your IP address, you’re telling websites that you’re visiting from another place. If the websites you’re ...
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Yes, You Can Use One VPN to Protect All of Your Devices—Here’s How

If you're only using a VPN on your PC, your online activity isn't fully protected. I’ll show you how to use just one VPN to keep everything secure, including your phone, computer, smart TV, and pretty ...
CNET

Best VPN Service for 2025: Our Top Picks in a Tight Race

What is the best VPN in 2025? The race for the best VPN title tightened after our round of August retests, leaving our top three VPNs all within half a point of one another. Expre ...
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Check to See If Firefox Is Giving You a Free VPN

A limited number of users will get access to the free in-browser tool, though it lacks many of the valued features of its paid VPN counterparts.
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What the Tech? A look at whether you really need a VPN

Would you walk up to a total stranger and tell them your home address? Probably not. But when you browse the internet, that’s exactly what you might be doing without even knowing it. Every time you go ...
CNET

ExpressVPN vs. Proton VPN: Two of the Best VPNs for Privacy Go Head-to-Head

ExpressVPN and Proton VPN both have a reputation for extreme privacy. Your choice will depend on your budget and which provider’s privacy philosophy you align with.