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Tens of new reviews about Trust.Zone VPN service were appearing on the web!  We can't cover all of them but our editors have chosen reviews from the leading VPN industry news websites - bestvpn.com, vpnanalysis.com, vpnranks.com and other. read more...

The internet, an open space for information exchange and communication, has become an indispensable part of our lives. However, the freedom it offers is not without limitations.

Internet censorship refers to the control and regulation of online information and communication by governments, organizations, or ISPs. It involves restricting or blocking access to certain websites, content, or online services.

The issue of internet censorship is complex and multifaceted, involving considerations of free speech, national security, cultural values, and the power dynamics between governments, ISPs, and individuals.

The internet is a vast and diverse platform where various forms of censorship manifest. Here are some common types of censorship on the internet: read more...

The stable and accessible Internet connection has become an integral part of our daily lives. It is impossible to imagine workflow and leisure without it, so the speed of the Internet connection becomes a very important aspect. However, despite all the technological advancement and almost ultimate coverage, sometimes the users still face problems with the Internet speed.

What’s more, sometimes they may also encounter bad service from the Internet Service Provider (ISP). In this case, it is impossible to use the Internet according to the stated limits.

What to do if you think that your ISP keeps letting you down?

Below you will find tips to help you understand what is happening with your Internet and how to improve the quality of connection. Yes, you can do it yourself, even without any technical knowledge. read more...

The number of web crimes has increased significantly. Identity theft, unauthorized tracking, recording of your browsing history - these and many other cyber crimes waylay us on every corner. But, can you, as a student, do anything about this?
Yes, you can!
And that’s one of the biggest reasons why VPN should be the first app you get on your laptop and smartphone read more...

HTTPS, a cryptographic protocol encrypts the connection between a browser and web server, enabling secure data transfer on the internet. HTTPS helps to protect the user from multiple cyber threats and make their overall experience with the website safer.

Nowadays, all websites, regardless of their purpose, are encouraged to switch to HTTPS. With it, a website gets a number of security advantages and becomes more trustworthy for users. read more...

HTTPS is more than just the lock icon in the address bar. It is an encrypted website connection and the 'S' stands for 'secure.' It is because of HTTPS, that hackers aren't able to eavesdrop on your WiFi networks.

As a matter of fact, HTTPS is NOT enough to complete online security. Yes, it secures your browser traffic and prevents hackers from eavesdropping. But, hackers are also getting smarter every day. You need a stronger encryption technology such as VPN to deal with the cyber attacks read more...

With technology – smartphones, tablets, laptops, etc. – being used more and more worldwide, it’s no wonder there are many more public and guest Wi-Fi hotspots than in previous years. But, with more convenient Wi-Fi hotspots comes possible security risks, where personal information can... read more...

The moment you connected your computer to the Internet, you placed it on the 'cyber' battlefield. You might not want to fight in a cyber war, you probably just want to browse the web and check Facebook in peace, but simply by connecting your computer to the Internet, you have placed it, and everything on it, 'in harm's way'.

Would you send a soldier off to battle without body armor? No, so don't send your computer out into the fray unprotected. The enemy doesn't care what country you claim as your own, they don't care that behind the screen is a 65 year-old grandmother who loves to knit sweaters and watch funny cat videos.

So ask yourself the question: Is my computer ready for battle? read more...

According to the latest reports and tweets, Internet in Nigeria is being slowed down. Many igerian activists tweeted that Nigerian government to block Twitter, chat plarforms, messengers and other social networks.  If this were to happen, Nigeria can be completely disconnected from the rest of the world and online communication will be restricted. Fund donations will stop and aid delivery will be disrupted, possibly bringing the movement to an end.

We can confirm a massive growth +750% in Trust.Zone VPN use in Nigeria. We are urgently adding new servers in Africa to meet the needs of the people of Nigeria. read more...