Le VPN Blog
The latest news on cyber security, data privacy, internet safety and best VPN practices from the Le VPN team.
Health and fitness apps share your data with other companies
A report claims that 20 key popular free health and fitness apps share data of their users with nearly 70 ad and analytic companies.
E.U. adopted new legislation to fight cybercrime
Minimum prison sentences shall be required against cybercriminals perpetrating attacks on information systems within the European Union.
A Facebook user received a recommendation about Mein Kampf
A French user who was consulting his Facebook page was suggested to read the infamous "Mein Kampf " among other books.
Responsibility transfer from Hadopi to CSA to happen soon
In France the Hadopi creates much controversy and could transfer its responsibilities of monitoring illegal p2p and internet transfers to CSA.
Yahoo! closed down in China
Yahoo China which was operated by Alibaba Group, a Chinese e-commerce and Internet services, has just closed its Web portal.
Internet: New Zealand allows its citizens to be spied on
In New Zealand, the Prime Minister just managed to pass a new law that legalizes the communications of its citizens to be monitored.
Facebook publishes data on governments & authorities requests
Facebook publishes data on governments & authorities requests. Hide your Internet connection behind the numerous Le VPN servers.
The NSA did compensate the Web giant companies
NSA compensated web giant companies and paid millions to those involved in the Prism program. To counter espionage, opt today for a VPN.
The U.S. authorities finally admit that the NSA violated the law
The U.S. government finally admitted that the National Security Agency (NSA) had repeatedly violated the law
In Europe, 6% of network disruptions are due to cybercrime
In 2012, cyberattacks have led to 6% of failures affecting both landline and mobile telephone networks in the European Union
The PirateBay launches its own web browser
The PirateBay, free mix between Tor and Firefox that enable download illegally even in countries when it is currently banned and blocked.
How the NSA ignored the laws concerning privacy
The Washington Post has revealed that the NSA has committed "thousands" of violations of the laws intended to respect the privacy
