Malaysia's Social Media Ban Raises Hard Questions About Privacy and Enforcement
On June 1, Malaysia joined a small but growing number of countries that have decided the risks of social media for children outweigh the right of access, banning anyone under 16 from holding accounts
Delhi High Court Establishes Framework to Mask Personal Data in Online Judicial Records
A person acquitted of a criminal charge should not spend the rest of their life haunted by a searchable court record. The Delhi High Court has now given that intuition legal weight, recognising the
Reiss Nelson Returns to Arsenal as Injury-Hit Brentford Loan Concludes
Reiss Nelson has ended his season-long stay at Brentford and returned to Arsenal, with the club confirming his departure in an official statement on Friday. The 26-year-old made 14 appearances during
Wi-Fi Routers Can Now Identify People by Gait, German Researchers Find
Your body alone - no phone, no wearable, no connected device of any kind - may be enough to identify you with near-perfect accuracy, according to research from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
VPN Subscriptions Now Offer Deep Discounts Without Waiting for Black Friday
The window for saving significantly on a VPN subscription no longer opens once a year. Several of the most established providers - NordVPN, ExpressVPN, and PureVPN among them - are currently running
Affiliate Clutter Crowds Out Honest VPN Guidance Online
Much of what passes for VPN advice on the open web is, in practice, advertising dressed in editorial clothing. Pages that present themselves as guides or comparisons are often built around
Most Self-Described Savvy Internet Users Cannot Spot AI Bots on Social Media
Nearly half of participants in a controlled experiment failed to reliably distinguish AI-generated social media bots from real human users - even among people who considered themselves digitally
VPNs Have Become Essential Infrastructure for Serious Gaming in 2026
Competitive gaming no longer ends at the edge of your hardware. As ISPs increasingly shape traffic during peak hours and targeted disruption attacks have grown sharply across the industry, VPNs have
CyberGhost rompe la barrera de los 2 euros mensuales con su plan más largo
El precio de 1,75 euros al mes por un plan de 26 meses sitúa a CyberGhost por debajo del umbral que rara vez cruzan las VPN premium en España, con un descuento del 87% sobre la tarifa mensual
Bill C-22 Pushes Global Tech Firms Toward an Exit From Canada
A proposed Canadian surveillance law is generating an international backlash of unusual intensity. Bill C-22, which grants Canadian authorities expanded digital access powers, has drawn direct