Sally Jones Updated: December 1, 2018 Privacy
Who’s really watching you when you’re online? These days, it’s virtually impossible to know. Advertisers, marketers, cyber stalkers, potential employers, even your own neighbors could be tracking your online behavior. And until our lawmakers pass more specific cybersecurity legislation, we’re all at risk. What can you do to protect your privacy and identity? Consider installing a Virtual Private Network (VPN) service on your computer and mobile devices, especially when you are traveling. For a low monthly fee and easy installation you can protect yourself from Big Brother…
Sally Jones Updated: May 16, 2018 Privacy
Are “Big Brother” and other virtual intruders watching your every move online? Set up a Virtual Private Network (VPN) router in your home or office for the ultimate digital fortress to protect you and your family and give you freedom to browse the web securely…
Sally Jones Updated: February 28, 2018 Privacy
What’s the key to safe, smart online use? Security, of course. And one of the best added security measures you can take is to invest in a Virtual Protocol Network (VPN). Don’t have the budget? Don’t worry. You can get VPN service at no cost through CyberGhost’s free plan! What’s the catch? CyberGhost is basic, but comes with a high encryption level to keep your online life where it belongs — for your eyes only. Read our CyberGhost review to see what they have to offer and why we chose them the best free VPN service…
Sally Jones Updated: February 28, 2018 Security
Are you shopping around for the best Virtual Private Network (VPN) to keep your online use anonymous? IPVanish is a popular choice among seasoned VPN users and newcomers alike for its robust features, reputation and reliability. How do you know it’s the VPN for you? Read our IPVanish review to learn about its key features, pros and cons, pricing and much more…
Sally Jones Updated: February 28, 2018 Privacy
Searching for the best Virtual Private Network (VPN) on the market that fits your budget? VPN’s like Private Internet Access (PIA) help keep your data and identity secure and protected from prying eyes when logging into unprotected Wi-Fi networks (such as those at airports or coffee shops). They can be applied to any connection, wether you’re on your laptop, home PC or smartphone — and all at a remarkably low monthly price. Private Internet Access also has one of the best reputations in the industry. Our Private Internet Access review gives you the lowdown on this top-ranking service and why we chose them as our number two best VPN provider…
Sally Jones Updated: February 28, 2018 Privacy
Are you worried about your online security when you use the internet for work or personal purposes away from your secure home WiFi? If not, you should be! Whether you use your local coffee house or a remote airport to connect to the internet, you’re putting yourself and your data at risk. But a Virtual Protocol Network (VPN), like PureVPN (our top pick for the best VPN service), can give you the security you need. Read our PureVPN review to see how they can keep your internet connection secure and why we chose them as our number one winner…
Sally Jones Updated: September 19, 2017 Privacy
Are you looking for better methods to secure your online privacy? Have you read about virtual private networks (VPN) — one of the best ways to ensure your confidentiality online? Understanding VPNs, how they work and how to set them up is confusing, for sure. Here, we’ll give you a rundown of how to setup a VPN step by step, whether you’re using your PC, mobile device or your home server…
Sadie Cornelius Updated: May 1, 2017 Privacy
How would you feel if a stranger was in your home while you weren’t there and looked through all your belongings without your knowing? Sure you might invite a friend over for dinner, and they might see photos of your family on the fridge, but only because you were aware of them being there and doing so because they had your permission. That’s the best way to summarize what is happening at the moment with SJ Res 34, a highly-debated bill that became law in April 2017. It’s likely to affect internet users across the country, so we’ll explain what it means to you and how you can prevent corporations from peeking inside your computer and mobile devices just because the government gave them the authority…
Sally Jones Updated: July 5, 2016 Personal Security
Do you often get online at your local coffee house, a hotel when traveling, or other public places (called WiFi hotspots)? If you’re not already aware — public WiFi access has the potential to severely compromise your online security. And hackers can get into your computer in no time (as in, 2 seconds!). So, what steps can you take to protect your online presence and your identity if hackers come calling? Keep reading to find the best ways to keep your private online self as secure as possible…
