Privacy basics
- How-to
- Privacy basics
We explain how to tell if your ISP is throttling your bandwidth and what you can
do to prevent it.
- Privacy basics
Your IP address can be tracked. This article looks at how you can change or
change your IP address for free.
- Privacy basics
Your Android phone is a powerful computer, permanently connected to the
internet, so it is vital to use a VPN to protect your privacy.
- Privacy basics
Malware is any software designed to harm computers. Find out what malware is,
how it works, and how to protect yourself against it.
- Privacy basics
Your IP address uniquely identifies your device or network on the internet. We
explain everything you need to know IP addresses.
What is Incognito mode? How private browsing works, what it does and doesn’t do,
and how to really browse the internet privately.
In this article we look at what bloatware is, whether it poses a security risk,
and provide instructions for removing bloatware on your system.
- Privacy basics
An SSID is the name of a wireless network. Learn how SSIDs work and why you
should review your WiFi security settings.
- Privacy basics
When governments censor the internet, having a reliable VPN at the ready will
ensure you maintain access to crucial information.
- Privacy basics
Some VPN downloads put malware on your device or track your browsing activity.
Here’s how to pick a service that’s safe to use.
- Privacy basics
Knowing the benefits of having a VPN on your smartphone in the US can be vital
for your privacy. Our article goes over the types of data that can be collected
through your phone, how parties in the US can access that data, and how a VPN
protects you.