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We asked 4 VPN experts which VPNs they use – and the results surprised us

Here at Tom's Guide, the VPN team spend all day writing about VPNs. But which providers do we actually use? The team shares their favourite VPNs and why they like them.

"A war against online anonymity" – why Switzerland wants to change its surveillance law and what's at stake

"A war against online anonymity" – why Switzerland wants to change its surveillance law and what's at stake

The push to change Swiss surveillance law divides experts on the need to protect online anonymity. But, can we really have privacy on the internet without it?

Is Cadillac walking into a trap of its own making while chasing victory at Le Mans?

Is Cadillac walking into a trap of its own making while chasing victory at Le Mans?

With four LMDh prototypes on the grid, Cadillac will be the most represented manufacturer in the Hypercar class at the 2025 24 Hours of Le Mans. Porsche also has four 963s entered, but one of them is fielded by the customer team Proton, while the American force is operating as…

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"Emergency requests are the new trend" – Big Tech increasingly forced to disclose users' data to authorities worldwide, according to a new report

As per Surfshark's new research, a total of 153K account data requests have been made in cases of emergency since 2013, with the UK leading global demand.

Cloud service Infomaniak steps up fight with Proton over controversial Swiss surveillance law

Infomaniak criticised Proton's stance againt the amendment, causing a stir across the Swiss privacy tech sector

Privacy providers clash over controversial proposals to change Swiss encryption law

Infomaniak has clashed with Proton as the two companies disagree over approaches to Switzerland's controversial proposed surveillance law change.

Breaking encryption with quantum computers may be easier than we thought

A new research estimates that a quantum computer with 1 million qubits would be able to crack RSA encryption, instead of 20 as previously thought.

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Proton VPN review 2025: The best privacy features of any service I’ve tested

Proton VPN review 2025: The best privacy features of any service I’ve tested

If you’re looking for a VPN with solid privacy credentials and fast speeds, Proton VPN delivers the goods

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9 Best Car Brands That Almost No One Talks About

9 Best Car Brands That Almost No One Talks About

When you think about car brands, you probably think about household names like Toyota, Ford, Chevrolet, and maybe even Mercedes. Throughout the world, there are some lesser-known brands that stand out for unique designs and great value. These nine underrated car brands are hidden gems in the automotive world. Have…

Proton VPN boss compares Switzerland to Russia and claims it could leave the country over proposed law

Proton VPN boss compares Switzerland to Russia and claims it could leave the country over proposed law

Changes to Swiss law could see Proton leave the country. CEO Andy Yen made the statement in an interview and compared the country to Russia.

The perception of lifetime VPN deals has changed, but are they really just "a true Ponzi scheme"?

The perception of lifetime VPN deals has changed, but are they really just "a true Ponzi scheme"?

While some VPN providers keep offering lifetime VPN subscriptions, beware, lifetime doesn't often last forever. Here's all you need to know.

"We would be less confidential than Google" – Proton threatens to quit Switzerland over new surveillance law

"We would be less confidential than Google" – Proton threatens to quit Switzerland over new surveillance law

An amendment to the Swiss surveillance law would require VPNs and messaging apps to identify and retain user data, undermining their privacy and security framework.

German consumer protection group calls on Meta to halt its AI training in the EU – will other countries follow suit?

German consumer protection group calls on Meta to halt its AI training in the EU – will other countries follow suit?

Public posts and user interactions are set to feed Meta AI training from May 27. Yet, privacy advocates are questioning its legality.

“No Apple tax means we will lower prices” - Proton promises price drop after US ruling against Apple

“No Apple tax means we will lower prices” - Proton promises price drop after US ruling against Apple

A US judge has found Apple guilty of violating a federal injunction over illegal monopoly and lying under oath. Swiss privacy firm Proton said the ruling means it can now lower its prices up to 30%. Here's all you need to know.

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Proton Mail hit with blocking order in India - here's everything we know so far

Proton Mail could soon stop working in India after being hit by a legal blocking order. Here's all you need to know.

Meta is set to train its AI models with Europeans' public data, and you can stop it doing so

The Big Tech giant resumes its AI training plan, after pausing the launch of Meta AI amid EU data regulators' concerns.

If you want to turn yourself into an AI doll, at least do it safely

Experts share some tips on how to minimize the privacy and security risks of viral AI trends. Here's all you need to know.

Everyone wants the viral AI doll – but it’s a privacy nightmare waiting to happen

Millions have already given away their face and sensitive data to jump on the latest viral AI trend – and that's bad for your privacy and security.

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"Weakening encryption would make European security worse" – the VPN industry reacts to the EU's plan for end-to-end encryption backdoors

The ProtectEU is the first step into the EU Commission's strategy to lawful and effective access to data for law enforcement. While it isn't yet clear whether VPN providers would be impacted, the risk remains.

The VPN industry must change or face losing the battle against censorship

I write about VPNs everyday and I think the industry needs to change, and here's why.

Secure encryption and online anonymity are now at risk in Switzerland – here's what you need to know

An amendment to the Swiss surveillance law would require VPNs and messaging apps to undermine their privacy and security framework. NymVPN, Proton, and Threema are fighting back.

Turkey's social media ban has been lifted, but VPN usage is still high

Proton VPN recorded a spike of +1100% starting from March 19

Western governments want your data and big tech is happy to provide – how to slow them down

The account data of millions, including 3.1 million Americans, has been shared with western governments since 2014. Who can you trust with your personal information and how can you protect yourself?

Apple could soon be forced to give away all your encrypted data to the UK government

The UK issued the order under the controversial Investigatory Powers Act. Now, experts fear Meta and Google could be the next target, warning against mass surveillance.

119 countries saw VPN usage soar in 2024 during times of political crisis

Election campaigns were the main driving factor behind this trend, with over a million people worldwide benefiting from Proton VPN election support. Here's what is at stake for 2025.

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