Proton VPN's Android users can now exclude specific cities and countries from its "Quick Connect" and "Random" server selection. Here is how to use it and why it is a win for privacy die-hards.

A newly introduced feature in Proton VPN lets users specify certain countries or cities they don't want their data running through.

Kris has been writing about technology for nearly a decade and got their start covering video games at RPG Site before branching out to PC, Android, and general tech coverage. After joining How-To ...

If you're particularly concerned about privacy when browsing online, then you've probably heard about using a VPN as a safety measure. VPN — short for Virtual Private Network — is a way to stop third ...

Virtual Private Network, VPN for short, is like a secret tunnel to the Internet. It encrypts all the data you send and receive over the Internet. When VPN is enabled on your device, it hides your ...

A few months ago, I was working from a busy coffee shop in Berlin when my Pixel 8 flashed a warning about an unsecured Wi-Fi network. I’d been answering emails, checking bank balances, and streaming ...

In 2024, securing these personal vaults—especially for Android users—becomes paramount when smartphones often know more about us than we do ourselves. Given the platform’s openness and app diversity, ...

A virtual private network (VPN) is an ideal solution for protecting your privacy and hiding your location from the view of others on the web. However, using a VPN can sometimes lead to reduced ...