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Google One VPN used to come bundled with certain tiers of Google One cloud storage, offering a simple way to protect your traffic under the umbrella of a big tech company. But, while easy to enable, it gave users very little control, and by mid‑2024 it was discontinued for most...

CyberGhost, often referred to informally as Ghost VPN, has built a loyal following thanks to its very large server network and low long-term prices. NordVPN, by contrast, is best known for its consistently high speeds and advanced privacy features. Both services are designed to keep your online activities private, but...

Tailscale and NordVPN are often mentioned in the same breath as “VPNs”, but in practice they solve very different problems. Tailscale is closer to a secure, private LAN that stretches across the internet: it builds a mesh network between your own devices so you can reach servers, NAS systems, or...

TorGuard began life as a VPN built for torrent enthusiasts and it still presents itself as a power user’s tool today. It offers a big server fleet, lots of knobs to turn for security and networking, and enough customization to satisfy people who enjoy tweaking settings. For casual users, though,...

If you already use Malwarebytes on your laptop or PC, you have probably noticed the option to add Malwarebytes Privacy VPN. The same company that built its reputation on anti-malware tools now offers a lightweight VPN with an integrated ad blocker and the modern WireGuard protocol for fast, straightforward connections....