Anonymity on the internet is under attack. The reason is that internet privacy regulations protecting users in the US have been abolished, and elsewhere in the world, similar things are happening that can harm your right to internet anonymity. Of course, if you use an anonymous VPN like TorGuard, you...
We live in the age of government tracking, information gathering, and non-existent privacy. Even knowing this, it doesn’t stop people from using Facebook, Twitter, or location services to show other people where they are and when. It’s very easy to put yourself out there, but a lot of...
Have you been using a virtual private network for your phone? If not, you may want to consider doing so. Using a VPN software on your phone is just as important as on your computer–especially if you’re planning on using popular Bittorrent applications to download files. It’s...
When using anonymous VPN service, it is important to be 100% sure that all of one’s internet traffic and DNS requests pass through the secure VPN tunnel. If any DNS requests were to leak outside of the VPN and use one of your local ISP’s DNS servers, this...
A few weeks ago, a group of researchers released findings that detail possible IPv6 leak vulnerabilities during regular VPN usage. Since then, TorGuard has been busy hardening our security by releasing IPv6 leak prevention features on both desktop and mobile VPN apps. Today we have released a new IPv6 leak...
A secure VPN router makes a great addition to one’s wireless network. When running the VPN directly on the router this allows a user to connect all of their devices to the VPN through the wifi network with no software install required. This means that a device that doesn’...
