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Proton VPN adds 89 new servers in Brazil after CazeTV World Cup streams flood its network
By Rene Millman Published
Proton VPN has deployed 89 new servers in Brazil after a massive influx of international users flocking to free 4K World Cup broadcasts on YouTube's CazeTV caused intense network strain.

World Cup streams are intentionally freezing your video player — here's why your VPN’s ad blocker is causing the crash and how you can fix it before Portugal vs Spain
By Jamie Richards Last updated
Streaming services use trackers to check whether you’re watching adverts, meaning ad-blockers can cause problems.

AdGuard VPN hits the Microsoft Store, and installing it just got a lot simpler
By Monica J. White Published
AdGuard VPN is now on the Microsoft Store, giving Windows users a faster install and automatic updates. It's the same app, and the standalone installer stays available.

Amnezia VPN restores premium service in Russia following devastating state-sponsored cyberattack
By Rene Millman Published
Amnezia VPN has successfully restored its Premium service in Russia following a massive, multi-pronged attack by the state censor Roskomnadzor that knocked out 90% of its local servers in June.

Google's update on IP tracking has crossed a new line — here's why a VPN is more crucial than ever
By Silvia Iacovcich Published
Google will soon start tracking users' IP addresses for advertising measurement purposes, also in the UK and EEA. Here's what this means for your privacy and how a VPN can help.

American soccer fans turn to VPNs to dodge the World Cup's hydration break ads
By Silvia Iacovcich Published
Americans hate hydration break ads and are massively turning to VPNs to avoid them, says Planet VPN.

Malaysia is cracking down on VPN misuse, but your VPN stays perfectly legal
By Monica J. White Published
Malaysia says it will act against VPNs used to facilitate crimes such as online scams and child exploitation, but ministers confirm that ordinary, lawful VPN use remains legal.

VPN brands troll the gaming industry's digital-only push with fake physical services
By Rene Millman Published
Proton, Windscribe, and PureVPN's satirical campaign takes aim at growing consumer concerns over digital ownership and game preservation.
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