Spain’s football piracy battle has entered a new and far more aggressive phase. In a significant legal escalation, LaLiga is no longer focusing solely on internet service providers. Instead, the league is now demanding that VPN providers themselves block access to IP addresses associated with illegal football streams - or risk facing consequences.

Now, the strategy is expanding. The signal from La Liga is unmistakable: block football streams, or face potential restrictions.

Recent court decisions in Spain reportedly interpret VPN providers as intermediary services under the Digital Services Act framework. Under this logic, if VPN networks facilitate access to football streams - even indirectly - they may be compelled to implement their own blocking mechanisms. weiterlesen...

The UK government is now on the verge of introducing new rules that could effectively block VPN access for users under 16. What was once a policy discussion is rapidly turning into real regulation - and it may reshape how young people access the internet.

The goal, according to officials, is to prevent minors from bypassing age restrictions and accessing harmful content. Since VPNs can mask a user’s location and identity, lawmakers argue that they allow teenagers to get around content filters and safety systems.

In simple terms: if this measure moves forward as expected, under-16s in the UK may soon find VPN apps restricted, removed, or technically blocked from use. weiterlesen...

Telegram users in Russia are once again dealing with an all-too-familiar problem: connections slow down, messages get delayed, and media can take forever to load or fail entirely. The app isn’t officially “gone,” but it doesn’t feel fully available either. That grey zone is intentional.

Instead of a clean ban, access becomes unreliable, just enough to frustrate users and quietly push them elsewhere.

Whenever Telegram is throttled or partially blocked, VPN usage spikes . Not because users want to “break rules,” but because they want the app to work normally. weiterlesen...

France is tightening rules around social media access for under-15s, and the conversation has already drifted to the next “solution” on the political checklist: VPNs. One French official even framed it bluntly, suggesting VPNs are next to be evaluated as part of enforcing youth protections online.

If your first reaction is “Wait, what?”, you’re not alone. 

But the bigger issue is this: VPNs are not some niche bypass gadget. They are basic internet safety infrastructure. Treating them like contraband is like trying to reduce speeding by banning seatbelts. weiterlesen...

Indiana is trying a new way to control access to online porn. State officials say that porn websites should block users who visit through VPNs. According to them, this would help enforce age-verification laws and stop minors from seeing adult content.

Indiana already has a law that requires porn websites to check that users are over 18. In many cases, this means asking people to upload an ID or use a third-party verification service. The state argues that VPNs make these checks useless, because VPNs hide a user’s real location.

In simple terms, Indiana believes that if porn sites allow VPN traffic, they are helping people avoid the law. weiterlesen...

This week, we’re launching an update that will make Trust.Zone faster, more stable, and more secure.

All VPN servers are being upgraded to the latest software, bringing better speed, performance, and reliability, along with stronger data protection. New encryption algorithms and additional security layers will be enabled across all locations.

To avoid possible connection interruptions, please download the latest versions of our apps for your OS.

If you are using manual configuration - update your configuration files weiterlesen...

We’re surrounded by data collection that ranges from government agencies, as part of national security policies, to companies who want to monitor their market’s purchasing habits.

The desire to protect data privacy isn’t reserved for businesses that must deal with hackers and ransomware. Individuals are also taking a stand against spamming, tracking, and cyberstalking.

Be it for cookies or phishing, when you use the internet, data can be collected on your browsing through your IP address.

IP addresses act like a fingerprint providing information about the sites you browse, the media you stream, and the products you purchase online. Whether you wish to protect your business or you’re an individual who wants to keep their personal information private, there are several reasons you may want to hide your IP address. weiterlesen...

Recently, the french edition of Tom's Hardware, the leading destination for tech enthusiasts of all skill levels, has compared features, perfomance, price and speed of the major VPNs in France. Tom's Hardware compared 20 VPNs including Trust.Zone.

TrustZone was chosen as the best VPN that offers the best monthly price / confidentiality in France.

Besides that, Trust.Zone is selected in top 3 cheapest providers in France according to Tom's Hardware. weiterlesen...

Today we have instant access to mobile banking, digital payments, investment apps, and blockchain transactions. However, security risks also grow. More than 90% of breaches in 2024 had financial reasons. The fintech industry handles sensitive data, the main target of cybercriminals. A data leak means millions of dollars in losses, fines, and serious reputational damage.

How to stay protected? 

Implement strong digital defenses. Usually, companies use several layers of protection, and one of them is VPN. Earlier, it was used as an optional solution for privacy, but now VPN is a must-have component of a security system. How exactly does a VPN work and protect data? Let’s have a closer look! weiterlesen...

VPN ensures that the users can work on a private network and not have a fear of compromise. But beyond just protecting your privacy on the internet, there are other ways to maximize your VPN.

Here are 9 ways to optimize your VPN use. weiterlesen...