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Netflix, the most popular online streaming channel in the world is not going to take back the decision to ban virtual private network (VPN), providers. It’s surely is a bad news for VPN lovers and torrent geeks. But people are still using a Netflix VPN to unblock Geo-restricted content and they get lucky most of the time.  After a global expansion, in which Netflix opened its subscription in 190 countries, the internet users around the globe, took advantage of this expansion and readily subscribed for Netflix from different regions of the world. The expansion provided the torrent users the opportunity to

Ivacy VPN does not leave its customers high and dry in their hour of need such as when it comes to troubleshooting issues. More than anything, customers enjoy that they are treated right when they run into problems with the service, regardless of how simple or intricate the issue is. Customer query handling is the way forward for any business and not just VPN. In the text that follows we will elaborate how exactly Ivacy scores higher in the customer service area which is why primarily, we are selected as one of the finalists for the upcoming BestVPN.com Awards 2019

On the day Facebook came clean about purging American accounts, perhaps the biggest one yet, it also revealed that 66 apps, pages, and accounts associated to Russian firms working on facial recognition for the Russian government were removed for good. Facebook pinpointed that accounts associated with Fubutech and SocialDataHub were removed, largely for violating its policies i.e. scraping data from Facebook's network for ill intents and purposes. In a cease-and-desist letter for SocialDataHub by Facebook, dated Tuesday, the social media giant highlighted how it believed that the firm worked for the Russian government. Additionally, it gave the firm and its

Cold War? Cyber War? China vs. The US, don't worry we are not teasing a war here, rather a report shared by Bloomberg. According to the said news agency, China has seemingly penetrated computers manufactured for the US. Oh, it's a cyber war, alright! China is known to have inserted tiny chips into computers meant to be shipped to the US. The companies in question are 30 in number, including Apple and Amazon. Chances are that China has thus far been able to stay on top of every technology, corporate, and government secret of US. Amazon probed into the matter

The EU is voting on a collection of laws that will affect how content is shared online. These laws are referred to as the 'Copyright Directive', and it will have an impact on how the internet is used, not just in the EU, but around the world! Everyone's Online Freedom is at Stake Overall, the Copyright Directive is not all that controversial, as it will change things for the better. At least it seems that way, considering how the Copyright Directive is designed to update copyright laws and protect content creators, so that they get paid for their work. But