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Can a VPN hide you from your ISP? Here’s what they see
When you connect to the internet, there’s one party that always stands between you and everything you access online: your internet service provider (ISP). Whether it’s a mobile network, cable comp...
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What happens to your data when you use free credit score apps?
Free credit score apps promise quick and easy access to your credit data. But there’s a catch—you’re often trading your personal and financial information for that convenience. Many of these app...
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Why removing your data from Google is only half the battle
We recently explored Google’s personal data removal tools and how they help you take down sensitive information from search results. But removing data from Google doesn’t mean it’s gone from the...
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Why your old email is a goldmine for hackers
Your old email account might be collecting digital dust—or it might be a hub for cyber hacker activity. Unused emails often hold a real treasure trove of sensitive information: personal details, pas...
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How data leaks are fueling the surge in identity theft cases
Imagine personal information like your email address, password, and even your Social Security number floating around online, accessible to anyone who knows where to look. It’s not just a possibi...
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Does a VPN drain battery life?
VPNs have become an essential tool for the privacy-conscious. By encrypting your data and giving you a different IP address, VPNs shield your online activity from prying eyes and unlock censored conte...
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How to change your location: VPNs, proxies, and Tor
VPNs, proxies, and the Tor browser are some of the best tools available when you want to change your virtual location online. Which one should you pick though? Each option caters to different needs an...
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The history of encryption: From ancient codes to digital security
Imagine a world where every secret message is up for grabs. No passwords, no private conversations—just open information waiting to be stolen. Sounds terrifying, right? That’s exactly why encrypti...
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80% of employers engage in remote work surveillance, ExpressVPN survey finds
The rise of remote work has been one of the most noticeable and debated phenomena to result from the Covid-19 pandemic. A prime concern among companies is whether employees are as productive while wor...
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Addressing 'Downfall': ExpressVPN's swift response to an Intel exploit
This post was co-authored by Pete Membrey, Chief Engineering Officer, and Brendan Horan, Distinguished Engineer (Networks & Infrastructure) at ExpressVPN At ExpressVPN, protecting your digital saf...
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