Cuestiones básicas de privacidad
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A kill switch is a security feature that protects your IP address in case you
unexpectedly lose your connection to a VPN server.
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A guest network lets you offer safe WiFi access for friends, office staff,
customers, and iOT devices without compromising your own WiFi security.
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In this article, we look at who can see your internet history when you use WiFi,
what they can see, and why they might do this.
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Tor Browser is a powerful privacy tool that lets you browse onion sites and
protect your identity. Here’s how it works.
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In this article, we look at what a MAC address is and whether it poses a risk to
your privacy or security.
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Cyberattacks target weak security systems and unsuspecting victims. Learn the
main cyberattack types and how to protect yourself.
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The Invisible Internet Project (I2P) is a decentralized anonymizing network
built on similar principles to Tor.
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We look at what cookies are and how they are used. Third-party cookies, in
particular, can pose a threat to your online privacy.
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We discuss why and how streaming services geoblock content. That is, restrict
content based on your geographic location.
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In this article, we discuss DNS — what it is, how it works, and how it impacts
issues such as online privacy and censorship.
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VPNs use encryption to create a secure tunnel for your internet traffic. Learn
how VPN tunnels work and why you might want to use them.