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VyprVPN Feature Highlight: Connection Per App
Are Your Apps Secure? Mobile devices have become ubiquitous in today’s society, and many people rely on apps in their daily life. The average person even uses about 27 different apps on their mobile device! With so many applications connecting to the Internet,…
VyprVPN Feature Highlight: Connect on Untrusted Wi-Fi
Is Your Connection Secure? Public Wi-Fi networks are not hard to find – they exist in prominent locations such as coffee shops, bars, airports and hotels. There are actually over 100,000 unsecured public Wi-Fi hotspots around the world, with reports that 1 in 4…
Congress Votes to Block Privacy Rules for ISPs: How To Protect Your Internet Data and Personal Information
Updated – March 28, 2017: The House of Representatives also voted to block the FCC privacy regulations, and the bill will now move on to the President for signature. Original Post: Last week, the Senate voted to block FCC regulations that would have prohibited broadband…
VyprVPN Android App Stands Tall in Latest VPN App Study
A recent paper, “An Analysis of the Privacy and Security Risks of Android VPN Permission-enabled Apps” takes an in-depth look at over 250 VPNs for Android that use the Android VPN permission – including VyprVPN. The paper examines VPN apps available in the Google Play…
Celebrating Online Communities for #CMAD
All around the web today, an unusual holiday that you’ve probably never heard about is being celebrated by the folks who help make the web more welcoming for everyone. January 23, 2017 marks the seventh anniversary of Community Manager Appreciation Day, or #CMAD…
Enjoy the Holidays with a VPN
The holiday season is coming up! Did you know there are many ways to use a VPN to make your life easier, and to make the season even more merry and bright? Below are some of the great ways you can use a…
VyprVPN Working in Turkey, Despite Call for VPN Crackdown
On November 4, the Turkish government increased censorship within the country. After blocking major social media sites and other messaging platforms – a practice which is commonplace – the Turkish government expanded their crackdown and instructed ISPs to block a list of major VPN…
Turkey Increases Censorship, Asks Internet Providers to Block VPNs
Turkey has been blocking access to major social media sites including Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and WhatsApp for nearly 24 hours, following the detention of a group of pro-Kurdish leaders. They’ve also reportedly placed restrictions on Instagram and Skype. Now, less than 24 hours…
How To Watch the 2016 US Election with a VPN and Improve your Experience
The United States Presidential Election The United States presidential race is on, and is coming to an end next week. On November 8, 2016, the final votes will be cast in the US presidential election. When most wake up on the 9th, the 58th…
“No Log” Claims: The Truth Behind the Message
Logging is a hot topic in the VPN industry, with lots of chatter surrounding which providers log and how much information they log. Much of this discussion is negative, with assertions that logging is invasive, done for nefarious purposes and that VPN providers…
