June-2017

On Tuesday (June 13th), the Egyptian government has extended its efforts to reinforce its internet sovereignty by blocking VPN providers as well to restrict any possible access to the banned websites since VPN services allow users to bypass any geo-retractions and unblock any restricted web content on the internet.

Tunnelblick is an open source program developed to establish a secure connection between Mac OS or Mac OS X and an OpenVPN server. In this guide, we are going to show you how to set up Tunnelblick on Mac OS X step-by-step with pictures.

Privatix is a VPN service provider that is based in Cyprus. It is one of the very few and rather unknown VPN services that operate mainly as a free VPN service, but also offer premium subscriptions. In this review, we will dissect every feature of Privatix based on testing their free service.

In an attempt to further step up its ability to censor the internet, Russia sets its foot down on web anonymiser services, such as: VPNs by introducing a bill at the state parliament the "Duma" to ban these services should they allow access to any restricted websites in Russia.

We may disagree about putting pineapple on pizza, but we can collectively agree that internet ads are maddening especially when you are trying to watch a video on Youtube or a movie online and get continuously disrupted by unwanted pop-up ads.

Viscosity is an OpenVPN client developed by Australian-based Sparklabs for Windows ((XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1 & 10)and Mac OS X (10.7 to 10.12) operating systems. In this guide, we will show you how to setup your VPN on Mac using Viscosity step-by-step with pictures.

Based in London, UK, Hideman VPN is an interesting VPN service provider that has caught out attention due to the variety of features it provides at affordable prices. In this review, we will discuss all that is related to Hideman VPN based on trying their free plan.

In the latest series of crackdowns on internet freedom, cyberspace authorities in China have ordered internet providers to shut down 60 of the popular celebrity gossip social media accounts.

Internet in Syria has been a major issue even before the civil war that started back in 2011. This war destroyed almost half of Syria and is still ongoing until this moment. The internet issues in Syria go beyond the known online censorship and online surveillance.

After the recent terrorist hits on the UK, Prime Minister Theresa May called for more powerful security measures to be taken for the sake of "national security". However, when she talked about improving the security, she did not mean a stronger filtration process regarding immigration or even shutting down known extremist locations.