France's Anti-Piracy Courts Pull EU-Funded DNS4EU Into Blocking Orders
A DNS resolver built with European Commission funding and marketed as a sovereignty-first alternative to American infrastructure has been ordered by a Paris court to block dozens of domains linked to
Windscribe Cuts Its Annual VPN Price to Under $30 With No Renewal Hikes
A full-featured VPN for $2.42 per month is not a promotional teaser - it is Windscribe's current standing offer, locked in at $29 per year with no price increases on renewal. For anyone who has
Surfshark Cuts VPN Prices to Record Lows in Birthday Sale
Online privacy provider Surfshark has dropped subscription prices to their lowest point in the company's history, marking its eighth year in operation with discounts across its two most popular
Surfshark Introduces Dausos to Push VPN Speed and Security
Surfshark has launched Dausos, a new proprietary VPN protocol aimed at a familiar problem in consumer privacy software: the trade-off between speed and security. The beta release is currently limited
Torrenting speeds large downloads, but privacy risks demand care
Torrenting remains one of the most efficient ways to move large files because it spreads the download across many users instead of relying on a single server. That efficiency comes with a trade-off:
Surfshark Turns Eight as VPN Demand Keeps Rising
Surfshark is marking its eighth anniversary in 2026 with discounted long-term plans, tying a marketing milestone to a larger reality: demand for digital privacy tools remains strong as tracking,
Surfshark Debuts Dausos to Rethink VPN Speed and Isolation
Surfshark has introduced Dausos, a proprietary VPN protocol it says was built specifically for consumer use rather than adapted from enterprise or general networking tools. The release matters
Cody Rhodes Leaves WrestleMania 42 With a Serious Eye Concern
Cody Rhodes ended WrestleMania 42 Night 1 still holding WWE’s top men’s title, but the more immediate issue was his condition after the closing bell. Post-show footage showed Rhodes receiving
Bitcoin’s Founding Mystery Tests the Limits of Public Curiosity
A new investigation by The New York Times argues that Bitcoin’s creator may be Adam Back, reviving a question that has outlasted a decade of failed identifications: not only who Satoshi Nakamoto
Loneliness Stigma Forces Many Adults to Hide Friendlessness
For many adults with no close friends, isolation is only part of the burden. The other part is the constant work of concealing it in a culture that still treats friendship as proof of social worth.