Facebook wants you to believe that they’re philanthropists. They project the image that their prime directive is to keep people together, uniting them through social media and bridging communication gaps throughout the world. Many people in areas where the internet is not easily accessible or mobile data is prohibitively expensive are not as large of […]
If you feel like the ads you see are reading your mind, they are and they aren’t. You’ve actually given the internet all of the information it needs to target you with ads for things it believes you’ll be interested in buying. It knows exactly where you’ve been and has a good idea of where […]
TorGuard has always been great, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be better. We’re out in front of every emerging privacy and security threat, and we use our research to constantly fortify TorGuard. Our updated TorGuard VPN app for Windows, all versions of macOS, Linux, iOS and Android incorporates newer features, bug fixes, and an improved […]
The Nigerian government has announced an indefinite block of Twitter. They announced it from their Twitter account. Yes, you read that right. That’s exactly what happened. The block on Twitter seems to be a form of retaliation against Twitter itself, rather than a means to suppress or silence the online voices of Nigerian citizens. Twitter […]
China has already made it clear that they want to censor all of the internet and prevent access to information from the free press for all 1.4 billion people who live within the country’s borders. What happens when they begin to censor information for the 6.2 billion other people who live outside of that border? […]
Cuba is evolving into something different and something better. The days of Fidel Castro’s staunch communist rule have come to an end, and quite frankly, most people don’t know what to do. The Cuban government isolated the country from outside media and influence. Imports and exports were extremely limited, with most Cuban people still driving […]
The arms of the Chinese government have grown alarmingly long. In fact, they’ve grown so long that they’re reaching the governments of other countries who don’t abide by China’s laws. Even worse, companies in other countries are eager to comply. The underlying tension of an unspoken virtual hostage situation is forcing international companies to play […]
Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, lived for decades under the rule of the armed forces. Democracy began, and its people were content. Civilians voted to maintain democracy, but the military disagreed. A violent coup has forced Myanmar into a persistent state of unrest, and the military’s overreaching control aims to censor the country’s citizens who […]
TorGuard has finally completed the new iOS UI design we promised for which we will incorporate through all apps in the coming weeks – here’s a list of changes below: Updated and improved the app user interface. Added the ability to switch between VPN servers without interrupting an active connection. Improved screen navigation and added […]
Privacy and freedom of speech in China have long been on a downward trajectory, continuing to decline with each passing day. Every new law makes human rights one step closer to circling the drain. China’s privacy and speech laws are designed not only to burden those in China and rob their citizens of their voices, […]
Improved TorGuard app, Website, Network, and Features We have been working tirelessly behind the scenes to give our users new features, an improved app UI, network upgrades, and a brand new website design. Our team wants to keep you informed on the progress and when you can expect to see these improvements live. First, we […]
