Explainer: Utah’s age verification for social media and porn access
No ID, no entry is becoming a social media reality in Utah—and it’s likely heading to other states.
Q&A: Mark T. Hofmann, on the psychology of cybercrime
“Are 11-year-old hackers greedy psychopaths? No. They seek attention, appreciation, confirmation—to be significant, be someone, be seen.”
How to tell if a QR code is safe to scan
Here are some quick and easy steps to take when scanning those black-and-white squares.
Canada’s Online Streaming Act (Bill C-11) explained
The Canadian Senate has just passed a bill granting the government powers to require streaming services like Netflix to favor Canadian content.
How deepfakes are changing what we remember
The rise of deepfakes could pose a threat to our shared memories
[Quiz] How much is your data worth on the dark web?
The price of a forged passport on the dark web is probably cheaper than you think.
Q&A: Kateryna Balaban, on how VPNs are helping protect refugees
“VPNs are a valuable tool for those working with vulnerable populations, including refugees, asylum seekers, journalists, and activists.”
The U.S. Restrict Act explained
Find out what the Restrict Act has to do with TikTok, what detractors are saying about the legislation, and whether it's relevant to VPN use.
A toast to Gordon Moore, an inspiration to human ingenuity
Among his achievements, Moore's Law is perhaps his more influential contribution to our everyday digital technologies.
Survey: Remote workers are working about 1/3 of the time
Online shopping, job hunting, and streaming shows are some of the most common activities during work hours at home.
