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Free Internet service for over 3 million Egyptians shut down. The service sponsored by Facebook that offers free Internet access was suspended in Egypt after a permit required from the government was not renewed, Reuters says. Free Basics gives access to Facebook and other web services without data charges. It has run into trouble in India, where activists allege the program violates network neutrality, the principle that all Internet sites should be equally accessible.

The most tech-savvy internet users prefer using VPN to access Internet in Egypt in any time. With a VPN internet users in Egypt are available to bypass censorship and access social networks like Facebook and Twitter. read more...

The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) has sent a letter to BitTorrent Inc.’s CEO Eric Klinker asking the company to prevent copyright infringement content. Included with the letter was a list of hashes of its members’ works including tracks from  Lady Gaga,  Madonna, Coldplay, Maroon 5, Usher and other. The most BitTorrent users think that requests from RIAA are ridiculous. read more...

Indonesia has blocked access to 22 popular movie streaming websites that purportedly contain Indonesian movies.  It also affected a few torrent websites like The Pirate Bay, Isohunt and other.  The full list of restricted websites can be found here. Fortuntaly, internet users in Indonesia can unblock any geo restricted website by using Trust.Zone VPN service.

The Chinese government will unblock social networks Facebook and Twitter as well as search engine Google during the 2015 World Championships in Athletics – according to the general secretary of the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) Essar Gabriel.

During the last years, China authorities restricted access to all major popular social networks Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, email services like Gmail and Yahoo, search engines like Google, Yahoo, Bing and other.  According to a Harvard study, at least 18,000 websites are blocked from within China, including 12 out of the Top 100 most popular websites in the world. read more...

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New controversial website-blocking legislation passed in Australian Senate. The law allows copyright holders to receive court orders restricting Australians’ access to overseas websites linked to copyright infringement or piracy.  Once the bill passed into law, file sharing and torrent sites like ExtraTorrent, Pirate Bay and other could be blocked to Australians by the country’s internet service providers. read more...

Are you still browsing the web in Australia without a VPN? If you need a safe and private internet connection to the website and online services - VPN is the best choice to do that.  VPN is able to protect your identity and privacy, overcome restrictions, unblock websites and even save your money.  Read Top 5 reasons why you need a VPN in Australia. read more...

The Wimbledon Championships or  The All England Lawn Tennis Championships is the oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament in the world. All Wimbledon games will be available to watch online with BBC Sports, Sky Sports TV, British Eurosport TV and ITV. Unfortunately, many streaming websites don’t allow watching Wimbledon games live due to geo-restrictions. Trust.Zone VPN service is able to bypass BBC restrictions and provide you with access to free Wimbledon. read more...

The UK internet users may soon face identity checks to access adult content on the web.  The plan is for checks to pass through an “anonymizing hub” that removes identification in both directions on the request, meaning that in theory only the fact that the user is over 18 is out there, but there are always weak points in such systems. read more...