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Google Play Store Rolls Out Verified Badge for VPN Apps Focused on Privacy and Safety
Google on Tuesday announced a new way for users to identify ‘trusted’ apps and make informed choices on the Play Store. Consumer-facing VPN apps that meet the user privacy and safety standards will now appear with a verified badge, in compliance with the Mountain View-based technology company’s Play safety and security guidelines Play safety ...
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iOS 18.1 Public Beta 2 Update for iPhone Rolls Out With Apple Intelligence in Messages: What’s New
Apple released the iOS 18.1 Public Beta 2 update for iPhone on Wednesday. It carries features powered by Apple Intelligence – the company’s artificial intelligence (AI) suite – which it first introduced with the iOS 18.1 Developer Beta update. It includes writing tools, web page summarisation and an object removal tool for images.
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Elon Musk Refers To X By Its Old Name "Twitter", Internet Reacts
Elon Musk shared a meme which showed a person lying on a pile of money, with the caption "POV: VPN companies after Brazil banned Twitter."
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Google One Dark Web Report Feature Announced, VPN Access Expanded to Users on All Plans
Google One is a subscription-based service with more storage included in all plans to ensure that users' files, photos, and videos are safely backed up. The company has expanded the VPN by Google One feature, which was previously only available on the Premium 2TB plan, to all plans and also launched a dark Web report feature in the US.
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Iranians Hit by Near-Total Internet Blackout as Amid Nationwide Mass Protests: All Details
Iranians were hit by a widespread Internet blackout on Wednesday as nationwide protests over the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini at the hands of Iran's morality police continued for the fifth day. NetBlocks, a London-based group that monitors Internet access, had earlier reported widespread disruptions to both Instagram and WhatsApp, while parent ...
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After ExpressVPN, Surfshark Decides to Shut Down VPN Servers in India Over Government's Order
Surfshark on Tuesday announced that it is shutting down its VPN servers in India as a response to the government's order for VPN service providers. The company said that it operated under a strict "no log" policy.
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Facebook, Google, Other Top Tech Firms Warn Indian Cybersecurity Rules May Create an Environment of Fear
Facebook, Google and other companies who are part of the Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) have expressed concerns that the Indian cybersecurity rules may create an "environment of fear rather than trust.”
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Tech Companies Body Says New Cybersecurity Rules May Instil Fear
Indian cybersecurity rules due to come into force later this month will create an "environment of fear rather than trust", IAMAI has said
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ExpressVPN Removes India-Based VPN Servers Over Government Order: 10 Points to Explain the Development
ExpressVPN has pulled its VPN servers in India in response to the government's order on keeping user data for at least five years and sharing it with authorities when requested. Here's everything you should know.
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ExpressVPN Removes VPN Servers in India as Refusal to Comply With Government's Order
ExpressVPN on Thursday announced that it has removed its virtual private network (VPN) servers in India as a result of the government's order to VPN service providers to keep user data for at least five years and share records with authorities when required.
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VPN Service Providers Raise Concerns Over Government's Order, Set to Leave Country If No Options Given
Virtual private network (VPN) service providers are raising concerns over the government's order that was passed by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology's agency CERT-In last week. The order forces VPN providers to store and share user data.
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Government Orders VPN Providers to Store and Share User Data: All You Should Know
Virtual Private Network (VPN) providers will be required to register and preserve user information for at least five years, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology's Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has said in an eight-page directive.
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Ukraine Crisis: The Battle to Keep Russia's Internet Free
Western powers have seized the yachts of Russian oligarchs and booted Russian banks out of the international system in response to the Ukraine invasion, but sanctions that limit access to the internet are proving highly divisive.
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After ExpressVPN CIO Named in UAE Surveillance Scandal; Edward Snowden Says Stop Using It
Edward Snowden has asked people to stop using ExpressVPN in a tweet after the US Justice Department revealed in court records that the company's CIO and two others worked on a surveillance operation for the UAE government.
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What Happens if You Try to Download Torrents on Elon Musk’s Starlink?
Starlink, the satellite Internet service of Elon Musk’s SpaceX, sends you a notice if you use it to illegally download copyrighted material. A subscriber, who wished to know if the company had a policy on such user behaviour, used torrent purposefully on his Starlink connection and ended up received a notice from the company. The subscriber poste...
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Google Play Store Rolls Out Verified Badge for VPN Apps Focused on Privacy and Safety
Google on Tuesday announced a new way for users to identify ‘trusted’ apps and make informed choices on the Play Store. Consumer-facing VPN apps that meet the user privacy and safety standards will now appear with a verified badge, in compliance with the Mountain View-based technology company’s Play safety and security guidelines Play safety ...
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iOS 18.1 Public Beta 2 Update for iPhone Rolls Out With Apple Intelligence in Messages: What’s New
Apple released the iOS 18.1 Public Beta 2 update for iPhone on Wednesday. It carries features powered by Apple Intelligence – the company’s artificial intelligence (AI) suite – which it first introduced with the iOS 18.1 Developer Beta update. It includes writing tools, web page summarisation and an object removal tool for images.
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Elon Musk Refers To X By Its Old Name "Twitter", Internet Reacts
Elon Musk shared a meme which showed a person lying on a pile of money, with the caption "POV: VPN companies after Brazil banned Twitter."
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Google One Dark Web Report Feature Announced, VPN Access Expanded to Users on All Plans
Google One is a subscription-based service with more storage included in all plans to ensure that users' files, photos, and videos are safely backed up. The company has expanded the VPN by Google One feature, which was previously only available on the Premium 2TB plan, to all plans and also launched a dark Web report feature in the US.
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Iranians Hit by Near-Total Internet Blackout as Amid Nationwide Mass Protests: All Details
Iranians were hit by a widespread Internet blackout on Wednesday as nationwide protests over the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini at the hands of Iran's morality police continued for the fifth day. NetBlocks, a London-based group that monitors Internet access, had earlier reported widespread disruptions to both Instagram and WhatsApp, while parent ...
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After ExpressVPN, Surfshark Decides to Shut Down VPN Servers in India Over Government's Order
Surfshark on Tuesday announced that it is shutting down its VPN servers in India as a response to the government's order for VPN service providers. The company said that it operated under a strict "no log" policy.
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Facebook, Google, Other Top Tech Firms Warn Indian Cybersecurity Rules May Create an Environment of Fear
Facebook, Google and other companies who are part of the Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) have expressed concerns that the Indian cybersecurity rules may create an "environment of fear rather than trust.”
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Tech Companies Body Says New Cybersecurity Rules May Instil Fear
Indian cybersecurity rules due to come into force later this month will create an "environment of fear rather than trust", IAMAI has said
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ExpressVPN Removes India-Based VPN Servers Over Government Order: 10 Points to Explain the Development
ExpressVPN has pulled its VPN servers in India in response to the government's order on keeping user data for at least five years and sharing it with authorities when requested. Here's everything you should know.
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ExpressVPN Removes VPN Servers in India as Refusal to Comply With Government's Order
ExpressVPN on Thursday announced that it has removed its virtual private network (VPN) servers in India as a result of the government's order to VPN service providers to keep user data for at least five years and share records with authorities when required.
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VPN Service Providers Raise Concerns Over Government's Order, Set to Leave Country If No Options Given
Virtual private network (VPN) service providers are raising concerns over the government's order that was passed by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology's agency CERT-In last week. The order forces VPN providers to store and share user data.
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Government Orders VPN Providers to Store and Share User Data: All You Should Know
Virtual Private Network (VPN) providers will be required to register and preserve user information for at least five years, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology's Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has said in an eight-page directive.
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Ukraine Crisis: The Battle to Keep Russia's Internet Free
Western powers have seized the yachts of Russian oligarchs and booted Russian banks out of the international system in response to the Ukraine invasion, but sanctions that limit access to the internet are proving highly divisive.
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After ExpressVPN CIO Named in UAE Surveillance Scandal; Edward Snowden Says Stop Using It
Edward Snowden has asked people to stop using ExpressVPN in a tweet after the US Justice Department revealed in court records that the company's CIO and two others worked on a surveillance operation for the UAE government.
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What Happens if You Try to Download Torrents on Elon Musk’s Starlink?
Starlink, the satellite Internet service of Elon Musk’s SpaceX, sends you a notice if you use it to illegally download copyrighted material. A subscriber, who wished to know if the company had a policy on such user behaviour, used torrent purposefully on his Starlink connection and ended up received a notice from the company. The subscriber poste...
