In May of 2018 TorGuard launched our Bug Bounty program which provides researchers clear guidance on how to submit security concerns to TorGuard management using responsible disclosure. We are extremely grateful to the security community for their contributions and professionalism while working with us. Unfortunately, not all in the security community have followed these policies […]
Here at TorGuard we have the most advanced streaming options available when it comes to VPN’s, period. You can choose from residential IPs, streaming IPs, and dedicated IPs depending on your VPN needs. And over the last few years, we’ve only added more and more IP and server options so you can unblock any streaming […]
Innocent until proven guilty is a powerful law in America. However outside of America, that same law and presumption of innocence often doesn’t hold any value at all. With governments who have massive surveillance capabilities and the power to control the media, anything is possible. Now in China things are getting even more dire for […]
Austria is looking to create online accountability for internet users like that of China’s social network ID verification. In China, various forums are required to verify and authenticate users and their real-life identities. Government spokespeople for the Chinese government have explained the rationale behind the law as being a driving force to dispel “false rumors, […]
TorGuard is one of the most secure and powerful VPNs on the market. Not only have we increased our number of servers every year and maintained some of the fastest speeds despite a growing user base, but we’ve also improved the security of our VPN – even when behind the most highly censored networks. TorGuard […]
On March 27th 2019, TorGuard was sent an official request from the ROSKOMNADZOR, Russia’s Federal Service for Supervision in Sphere of Communications Information Technology and Mass Media—asking that we cooperate with Russian authorities and block websites on demand, according to state approved country-wide blacklists for Russian users. At the time of this writing TorGuard has […]
It is now certain that Article 13 will now pass into law. The European Parliament voted to pass the legislation by 348 votes to 274. Article 13 gives governments in the European Union the ability police content on the internet for anything that violates copyright law. However, the law makes the websites and companies themselves […]
If most of the past Russian laws for online censorship were shotgun blasts, the newest Russian law is an “internet censorship nuke”. And it looks like the nuke has just landed. From now on, the Russian government can make it a crime to “disrespect” the state on the internet. This law is put into effect […]
From a global perspective, censorship looks different depending on the country you are in. In Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the United States of America, restrictions are only placed on torrents, but in North Korea, people are prohibited access to political media, pornography, social media, and torrents. While Belarus, China, Cuba, South Korea, […]
Cryptocurrency is moving along fast–not only in terms of the technology, but also how the world is reacting to it. Anonymity, security, and use cases of every cryptocurrency is being intensely scrutinized since there are now some 2,000 or more cryptocurrencies out there. However it’s not only the currencies themselves, but also how they are […]
The UK is getting ready to push forward one of the world’s most ridiculous censorship laws yet. Starting April 1st, online pornography in the UK will only be viewable once the user inputs qualifying identification–or buys a porn card. Huge websites like those within the Pornhub network, will be forced to put forward a landing […]
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