KIDS Act Passes House, but Privacy Experts Warn of Hidden Costs for Adults
A broad online child safety bill cleared the U.S. House with strong bipartisan support, but the very mechanisms designed to protect minors from harmful content may end up eroding the privacy and free
Your Home WiFi Guest Network Protects Devices From Visitors and Malware
Every time you hand a contractor or houseguest your main WiFi password, you are giving them access to every device connected to your home network - your smart TV, your laptop, your security cameras,
VPNs Encrypt Your Traffic and Shield Your Identity - But Choosing One Demands Care
Every time you connect to the internet without protection, your browsing habits, location, and personal data are exposed to internet service providers, advertisers, and anyone else positioned to
Surfshark Edges Out CyberGhost in 2026, But the Choice Is Rarely Simple
For anyone shopping the budget end of the VPN market in 2026, two names dominate the conversation: Surfshark and CyberGhost. After testing both across eight distinct criteria - including ease of use,
India Blocks Telegram Over NEET Leak, Drawing Sharp Legal Scrutiny
For the first time since the National Testing Agency assumed control of India's national medical entrance examination in 2019, the NEET-UG has been cancelled outright - and the government's response
The Punisher Returns to Disney+ and VPNs Open the Door Worldwide
Frank Castle is back - and this time, Marvel is framing it as a reckoning. The Punisher: One Last Kill, a Special Presentation arriving on Disney+ on May 12, 2026, continues Jon Bernthal's portrayal
V Vikramraju, Who Stood in Cricket's Second Tied Test, Dies at 92
V Vikramraju, the former international umpire whose career was defined by one of the rarest results in cricket history, died in Bengaluru on Sunday at the age of 92. His passing was mourned by the
VPN Services in 2026 Must Work Harder as Surveillance and Censorship Intensify
The case for using a VPN has never been more concrete. Internet service providers in most jurisdictions retain the legal right to monitor, log, and sell browsing data, while state-level censorship
Malaysia Enforces Under-16 Social Media Ban, Joining a Growing Global Wave
Malaysia began enforcing a ban on social media use by children under 16 on Monday, requiring all platforms with 8 million or more users to deploy age-verification systems or face fines of up to $2.5
Benevento High School Brings Police Work Into the Classroom for Fifth Consecutive Year
For the fifth year running, the 'Rummo' Scientific High School in Benevento opened its doors to officers from across the State Police, turning ordinary classrooms into spaces for civic education,