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Labour won’t repeal Online Safety Act despite 400,000-strong petition
VPNs create a digital tunnel between your computer and a remote server to shield personal information, a tool Labour has said it will not ban. Last Friday, when the act came into effect, there were more than 173,000 searches for VPN on Google, up from 29,000 a week before, according to trends data.
Switzerland-based Proton is among a wave of VPNs surging in downloads as the UK’s new age verification laws come into force.
VPNs make the Online Safety Act useless, Nigel Farage has told the grieving father of a 15-year-old boy who took his own life ...
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Major VPN provider sees a huge spike in sign ups as age verification law comes into effect in the UK
The Proton VPN Observatory reported that Proton VPN sign ups in the UK have increased by 1,400% over the baseline. The spike ...
Today's enforcement of the UK government's Online Safety Act seemingly has many racing to get a VPN, with searches surging ...
A law requiring UK internet users to verify their age to access adult content has led to a huge surge in VPN downloads—and ...
Virtual private network (VPN) apps have become the most downloaded on Apple's App Store in the UK after sites such as PornHub ...
According to new research published by The Telegraph, smaller groups and websites might fall through the cracks of the Online ...
New legislation designed to protect children from harmful content online has been met with fierce opposition from MPs and ...
A BAN on VPNs used to get around porn age verification checks has been ruled out. VPN apps have skyrocketed since the Online Safety Act came into effect last week. It’s designed to protect ...
From data breaches to the US government getting its hands on your data – all the cybersecurity risks posed by the Online ...
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