The Chinese authorities has two major ways to control what Chinese internet users see on the internet: “The Great Firewall” - the system of restricting access to popular websites and services like Facebook, Twitter, Google, Gmail, YouTube and etc. and “Golden Shield Project” - the system of censorship which blocks “unfriendly” incoming traffic and data from outside of China. weiterlesen...

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UAE Internet Filtering and Censorship focused on politically sensitive material, some social networking services, all Israeli domains, religiously sensitive websites, dating, and pornography. Besides that, all VoIP services like Skype, Viber, Whatsapp and other SIP bases services blocked.  Parts of Wikipedia, social networking websites hi5, Friendster and many other are also blocked.   If you plan on travelling to Dubai or other UAE’s city, sign up for a VPN before you go to access your favorite websites and services  in UAE, and prevent your online activity from being monitored by UAE authorities. weiterlesen...

Australia's mandatory data retention law comes into effect today, with all Internet Service Providers in Australia expected to store their customers' Internet activity logs. Privacy advocate group Digital Rights Watch declared April 13 as a national "Get a VPN Day" - they're calling upon Australian citizens to educate themselves about the scale of this surveillance and take precautions accordingly. weiterlesen...

Say goodbye to your online privacy if you are not using VPN. US Congress voted to kill a law that would have stopped Internet Service Providers from selling your web browsing history. Your ISP can now sell your browsing history and habits to the highest bidder. The most important to do if your ISP tries  to track, collect and sell your data – start using a VPN

Virtual private networks (VPN) could be blocked under new copyright and privacy legislation being considered by the Senate in Australia. VPN users could be blocked by the Copyright Amendment (Online Infringement) Bill. The bill is designed to target file sharing and BitTorrent websites like ExtraTorrent, Pirate Bay and other. "This Bill won't just block online piracy sites; it could allow companies to prevent Australian access to competitor websites in other countries! weiterlesen...

Unfortunately, sometimes users faced issues installing Trust.Zone VPN on Windows 10 or Windows 7. The following errors may appear: The Virtual Network Adapter being used by the specified VPN Connection Setting has been disabled , DHCP Request Failed and other. Here is a list of steps how to fix issues on Windows 10

Does Trust.Zone VPN support Chromebook? Yes, it does. Trust.Zone VPN supports OpenVPN and L2TP compatible devices like Chromebook, DD-WRT Routers, Wi-Fi Routers and many others. Here is a guide how to install VPN on Chromebook weiterlesen...

Public Wi-Fi networks: hotels, coffee shops, restaurants, airport and etc. —are not as safe as you think. Even if they have a password, you are sharing a network with tens of other people. It means your data is at risk. It’s very easy for someone who wants to steal your data to set up a network called "Free Wi-Fi" to make you think it’s a legitimate source. weiterlesen...

When you travel overseas you definitely need a VPN to use. Do you know that with a VPN you are able to protect your identity online, save money while purchasing music, video and other digital goods online, unlock censored websites, access geo-restricted content and many more? weiterlesen...