Internet users are besieged from all directions by online privacy threats.

Governments have nervously taken note of this trend and have created legislation pertaining to data security, online privacy and the internet. Though such legislation claims to be an effort to protect personal data, the attempts have drawn criticism as clumsy and misguided.

For Aussies, the Assistance and Access (AA) Bill of 2018 is an example. The bill massively expanded the Australian government’s power to gather and access data, especially encrypted data. leer más...

Trust.Zone announces a cooperation with a popular crypto platform Verge (XVG), providing secure and anonymous payments online. By accepting Verge (XVG) on the website, Trust.Zone VPN is supporting broader use and accessibility of anonymous and secure cryptocurrency for everyday life. Purchase anonymous VPN with anonymous crypto currency XVG and get extra 10% off till the end of 2019 leer más...

1 in 4 VPN users accessing daily – according to new report by GlobalWebIndex. The main question of the survey was “How frequently do you use VPNs to connect the Internet?

At least, 10% of VPN users access VPN once a week.  7% - once a month.  Report was presented by GlobalWebIndex Web Analytics Company. leer más...

After Congress voted last week to strike down new FCC regulations, President Trump has signed congressional legislation signed a law that allows Internet Service Providers selling its customers’ browsing history, private data and habits to the highest bidder. In the US, new legislation allows your ISP to collect and store all of your browsing history. This will include your behaviour on sites, any clicks and pages visited.

Due to this fact VPN usage is skyrocketed. The advice to use a VPN to hide online identity, protect privacy, encrypt connection and prevent ISP from tracking your move has dominated in US media now.

Is Trust.Zone VPN safe for using?  Is there any difference between Trust.Zone VPN and other VPN providers?  Why should I use Trust.Zone VPN? Can I see comparison chart of VPN providers and choose the best VPN provider for my needs?  This is the list of the most popular questions from the visitors of Trust.Zone website.

Our team to reveal all details of Trust.Zone VPN technologies. leer más...

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. leer más...

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

Trust.Zone VPN is in the list of the best VPNs of 2016! You can compare Trust.Zone with other VPN providers now!

Recently, Reddit user That One Privacy Guy collected everything about the most popular VPN providers on the web. He put all VPN features into a single color-coded Google Sheet that’s easy to read and understand. Green cell is “Generally good”, Yellow is “Something of concern”, Red is “Something major of concern”, Blank is Undefined or for reader’s knowledge only. leer más...

The well-known Reddit user @ThatOnePrivacyGuy published the comprehensive guide on how to choose the best VPN. Trust.Zone reposts the guide here. leer más...

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. leer más...