Amnezia VPN boosts stability of all apps with a new update
Amnezia VPN boosts stability of all apps with a new update

Amnezia VPN has released a new version that further boosts all apps’ stability for both Self-hosted and Premium users. Here’s all you need to know.

I tried Proton’s AI Paper Trail tool — and I couldn’t believe how much data chatbots know about me
I tried Proton’s AI Paper Trail tool — and I couldn’t believe how much data chatbots know about me

As chatbots gets increasingy engrained in our day-to-day lives, we are pushed to share our most personal data without even realising the risk. I took Proton’s test to truly understand what’s at stake.

Canada’s Bill C-22: VPN and tech firms urge the government to ‘fix’ the bill before it becomes law
Canada’s Bill C-22: VPN and tech firms urge the government to ‘fix’ the bill before it becomes law

A massive coalition of tech leaders, privacy advocates, and top VPN providers warns that the proposed Lawful Access Act will destroy user privacy and force companies to leave the country.

We are telling AI chatbots our biggest secrets, but Proton warns our privacy is at huge risk
We are telling AI chatbots our biggest secrets, but Proton warns our privacy is at huge risk

Are you telling an AI chatbot your deepest secrets? A new Proton survey shows two-thirds of Brits are using AI as a judgment-free confidant, despite having major trust issues when it comes to their data privacy.

US bill threatens to turn your VPN into a piracy blocklist
US bill threatens to turn your VPN into a piracy blocklist

The proposed American Copyright Protection Act wants to compel major VPN providers to block piracy websites, threatening to turn vital privacy tools into filtered exit ramps. And digital rights advocates raise the alarm.

Google will pay off its new €403M GDPR fine in just 55 hours, warns Proton
Google will pay off its new €403M GDPR fine in just 55 hours, warns Proton

Ireland’s Data Protection Commission has slapped Google with the largest ever fine for unlawfully processing location data. Yet, privacy firm Proton warns that the company will pay it off in just 55 hours, raising serious questions about the effectiveness of GDPR enforcement against Big Tech.

‘Information-collecting monstrosities’ — Are Chinese connected cars really worse for your privacy?
‘Information-collecting monstrosities’ — Are Chinese connected cars really worse for your privacy?

Cars no longer mean freedom but surveillance — and that isn’t exclusive to China-made models. Here’s what’s at stake for your privacy.

Stop worrying about an AI apocalypse: Surfshark’s engineer says extinction fears are just a ‘marketing move’
Stop worrying about an AI apocalypse: Surfshark’s engineer says extinction fears are just a ‘marketing move’

Surfshark’s Lead System Engineer, Karolis Kaciulis, argues that instead of fearing a sci-fi apocalypse, we need to tackle the very real problems generative AI is already causing right now.

Digital rights advocates urge EU to step in and save encryption from Canada’s Bill C-22
Digital rights advocates urge EU to step in and save encryption from Canada’s Bill C-22

Canada’s Bill C-22 is feared to be a major threat to global privacy and end-to-end encryption. Now, digital rights groups like Access Now are demanding the EU step in before it’s too late