Dutch authorities seized one of Windscribe VPN’s servers – here’s everything we know

Winsdcribe said that no user data will be compromised due to its strict no-log policy. Here’s what we know.

Startups, listen up: Proton says you’re not “too small” to be hacked

Proton’s latest report shatters the myth that hackers only target big banks, urging European startups to “build in private” before it’s too late.

‘A violation of fundamental rights’ – Civil society calls on Switzerland to abandon data retention proposals

Switzerland wants to expand its surveillance law and require VPNs, messaging apps, social media platforms, and other online services to collect data to help identify their users.

VPN companies ‘open to meaningful dialogue’ with UK government during children’s online safety consultation

NordVPN, Surfshark, ExpressVPN and Windscribe confirm they are willing to engage with UK government

“VPNs are next on my list” – France set to evaluate VPN use following social media ban for under-15s

France’s National Assembly has passed a bill that will ban children under 15 from using social media platforms. Lawmakers are now considering how to stop teens from using VPNs to bypass the restrictions.

Windscribe promises users in Iran and Russia “solutions” to ongoing VPN crackdown — here’s everything we know

As Iran and Russia double down their VPN crackdown, Windscribe confirms it’s working on solutions, with wider support for the AmneziaWG protocol being the “highest priority.”

‘Our users deserve better’ – PrivadoVPN set to leave Switzerland on privacy grounds

PrivadoVPN told TechRadar it’s in the process of moving its operations to Iceland. Here’s all we know about the move, and what this means for users.

Most Brits worry about online privacy, but they trust the wrong apps

Most people in the UK say online privacy matters, but a new study from Proton reveals that many users don’t actually know how private their most-used apps are.

“Not just censorship, it’s digital isolation:” Iran plans to cut ties with the global internet — and VPNs may not help this time

After enforcing “one of the most severe blackouts in history,” Iran is moving towards a permanent whitelisting system to better police the internet. Here’s what is at stake for people in Iran, and beyond.