Privacy deep dives
- Privacy deep dives
We ran a survey in the Netherlands and found that 51% of Dutch adults are
worried about their online privacy. See the rest of the results.
- Privacy deep dives
How safe a browser extension is depends almost entirely on how trustworthy its
developer is. We take a deep dive.
- Privacy deep dives
Here's why you might want to consider a Discord alternative — and the pros and
cons of seven other apps like Discord that you may want to switch to instead.
- Privacy deep dives
Is Telegram safe to use? As we’ll discuss in this article, that very much
depends on how you use it.
- Privacy deep dives
Proton VPN doesn't use RAM-only VPN servers because we believe them to be
marketing hype. In this article, we explain why.
- Privacy deep dives
Tor is a powerful tool for browsing the Dark Web anonymously, but your ISP can
still see your activity. By using a VPN you add an extra layer of privacy.
- Privacy deep dives
Smart TVs may allow you to instantly connect to streaming apps, but they collect
and share data about all the shows you watch and have poor cybersecurity.
- Privacy deep dives
Apple is facing a lawsuit claiming stalkers are tracking victims using AirTags.
Here's what you should know about AirTag stalking and how to keep yourself safe.
- Privacy deep dives
Here’s how to flush your DNS cache across devices and operating systems — and
why you might want to consider it.
- Privacy deep dives
We compiled a list of the best private, open source video conferencing
alternatives to Zoom and Google Meet. Learn more from Proton VPN.
- Privacy deep dives
Private DNS encrypts DNS queries made by your device to a DNS server,but it
isn’t needed when using a VPN.