2-Factor Authentication Now Implemented for Le VPN Client Area

In an interconnected world, it is often the case that many of our accounts are connected with each other. To prevent our cybersecurity from falling like dominos, we need 2-factor authentication that will place a barrier between the hacker and any system they have gained access to. Le VPN has now implemented this feature for

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Adware vs. VPN: Who Will Win?

Adware is in a weird place when it comes to online security. It can’t be defined as malware, and it is not always dangerous for your device. But it can be, and it is always annoying. Generally speaking, there is no good way to prevent your device from receiving forced ads. Adblockers will work for

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What is Spyware: Looking back through the Keyhole

While most people know about cookies and privacy policies guaranteed by law, few are aware of what is spyware and how it can damage your device. In many cases, this type of malware can be even more dangerous than viruses, as it doesn’t only destroy, but collect data as well. Additionally, spyware is numerous in

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Internet Privacy: What Are We Missing?

For almost a decade, internet privacy has become one of the top concerns for most of the developed world. Everyone knows about virtual private networks, and the damage things like identity theft can do to all of us. So, how come internet companies and corporations like Google and Facebook still manage to make billions off

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Le VPN for Fire TV: Liberated Viewing Pleasure with Le VPN

Amazon Firestick and Fire Cube, as well as the Fire TV app that comes with it, is a fantastic invention. It can completely replace both our regular cable and have multiple other apps. The downside of using this smart TV platform is that it will act very similar to a smartphone. This poses some concerns

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Blizzard Censorship: How to Unblock Games and Where?

Blizzard censorship is just one in a series of events that have rocked the gaming world this year. It became a definite proof that if restrictions on content and free speech ever needed to cross into the real world, it will happen in the blink of an eye. But, focusing on Activision Blizzard, or any

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Sony Censorship: The Dystopia of Global Standards

In what is probably his Magnum Opus, ‘’Thus Spoke Zarathustra’’, Nietzsche described the Last Man as a person defined not by action but by consumption. To avoid this philosophical abyss, we need to approach Sony censorship not from a point of consumerism or some specific brand, but a perspective of integrity and civil liberty. We

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Online Scams: Nothing Is What it Seems

To paraphrase an old Russian proverb: ‘’As long as there are sheep, there will be wolves.’’ Online scams are as old as the internet. They exist on the sole presumption that people will be taken by their emotions and do something without thinking. While all scams have the same goal, they are not all equally

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Spear Phishing: Don’t Become Lunch for Hackers

We regret to inform you that you have no unknown relatives, foreign royalty, or unknown companies willing to leave you millions of dollars. If someone tells you otherwise, you are probably a victim of spear phishing. Phishing and spear phishing as its more direct form is a way how hackers and thieves scam you online

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Google Tracking: Not as Incognito as You Think

While it may sound like something from a tinfoil hat conspiracy theory website, the big corporations are, in fact, watching you. Google tracking doesn’t work like the popular meme, with everyone having their own FBI agent supervisor, but there is the AI. Google’s artificial intelligence collects your name, pseudonyms, IP address, personal information, and much

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