Australia’s proposed ‘anti-troll’ law will erode digital freedom
Australia is drafting legislation to trolling that would further reduce online anonymity, privacy, and free speech.
Explainer: Facebook is shutting down its facial recognition system
Facebook has used the countless photos that people have added to their profiles and feeds to build a huge database of faces—soon to be deleted.
FTC study: ISPs share far more user data than you’d expect
The FTC has found that internet service providers 'unnecessarily' collect data, and often for ad targeting on behalf of third parties.
Guide: Protect your privacy at the workplace
Employer monitoring increased with the emergence of Covid-19, and it’s likely here to stay. Here are tips to maintain some of your personal privacy.
Explainer: Apple’s plans to scan your iPhone photos
Apple will soon start scanning all photos before they get uploaded to iCloud Photos. Find out how this affects you and how to stay private.
What is Pegasus spyware? And how to protect your phone
Pegasus is phone hacking software used by governments. Read how it can be secretly installed on your phone remotely.
7 technologies that ruin everything
Did e-readers ruin reading? Did dating apps ruin dating? Did streaming services ruin movie-going? Our blog writers weigh in on what technology has taken from their real-life experiences.
ExpressVPN receives ioXt certification for security
ExpressVPN has become one of the select few VPN apps to receive certification from the ioXt Alliance for its security standards.
Is that a crypto wallet app—or a scam?
Beware of fake crypto wallet apps, which abound in Apple and Google’s app stores, as ExpressVPN's Digital Security Lab has found.
ExpressVPN adds help guides to its iOS and Android apps
At ExpressVPN, we take pride in our customer support, offered by real people working around the clock. Recently, we’ve made...
