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Forget passwords: ExpressVPN now lets you sign in with your face or fingerprint
ExpressVPN goes passwordless and promises to be more phishing-proof for it. Here's all you need to know about the new ExpressVPN+ hub.
Proton VPN's anti-censorship Stealth protocol finally lands on Linux
The highly anticipated obfuscation feature is rolling out to Debian, Ubuntu, and Fedora users on the GUI app
Scammers want your launch day money: this tool stops you falling foul of fake Samsung Galaxy Unpacked pre-orders
Go shopping with IPVanish's Secure Browser and steer clear of phishing and fakes
'Update your app' — Private Internet Access finally breaks its silence with a wave of network upgrades
Private Internet Access (PIA) is rolling out network infrastructure updates to improve routing, reconnections, and reduce CAPTCHAs. Here's what's changing and why you should update.
Surfshark’s FastTrack now covers more than 2.000 servers — your city might be on the list too
Surfshark extends its FastTrack technology to thousands of servers across all continents and now covers more than half of its entire network. Here’s why it matters
VPN deal of the week: After a year of testing it, this is the VPN I'll be using to stream the World Cup final
Make sure football comes home securely with this top VPN
47 requests, zero answers — How Proton VPN keeps saying no to data demands
Proton VPN's updated transparency report shows 47 data requests in the first half of 2026. These were all rejected because its audited no-logs policy leaves nothing to hand over.
The best BBC iPlayer VPNs: top choices based on expert testing for streaming EastEnders, Dr Who, and more
Updated The best BBC iPlayer VPNs ensure you can always tune in to British TV even if you’re overseas. Here are our top 5 picks.
The best VPNs for iPad: our expert picks to secure your tablet
Protect your iPad from digital threats and unblock content from around the world. Here are my top iPad VPN recommendations.
'Who came up with this idea?' ExpressVPN continues to drop its 30-day money-back guarantee in favour of raffles — and users aren't happy about it
ExpressVPN has done away with its standard 30-day money back guarantee for a new iPhone 17 Pro giveaway, right after ditching the same pledge for its World Cup promotion