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Are free VPNs safe?

When it comes to no-fee VPN services, what you save in cash may cost you in both privacy and security.

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The Best Abs Workout Guide On The Internet For Sculpting A Six-Pack

Use this detailed guide from industry veteran Nick Mitchell to train your abs, strengthen your core and earn a rock-hard six-pack

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Want to remove information about yourself online? You're not alone

A third of consumers aren't sure how to take information down online.

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How to protect yourself and your data online by reducing visibility

Had enough of being snooped on and having your personal information treated as a commodity? It's time to disappear.

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AVG Antivirus review

AVG AntiVirus isn’t perfect but it’s easy to see why it remains one of the world’s most popular malware detection systems.

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Digital Policy series: Five ways to ensure intermediary liability doesn’t hurt free speech, privacy

By democratising knowledge and radically improving connectivity, the internet has enabled many positive developments over the past few decades. At the same time, it facilitates propaganda and fake news. This calls for content moderation on internet platforms.

Newslaundry

‘Trauma and torture’: Kashmir lockdown is taking a heavy toll on its journalists

On August 4, Adil, 28, a photojournalist in Srinagar’s downtown area, was at his office in Lal Chowk. Unaffected by the social media rumours and political drama unfolding around him, Adil was researching photo-editing and new camera equipment in the market.

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In the company of scribes: A reporter’s diary from Kashmir

When they weren’t traversing the valley for stories and reports, journalists in Kashmir could often be found at the Press Club in Srinagar or at the city’s so-called Media Facilitation Centre. While the former remained a territory of choice for most scribes, the latter became a territory of circumstance.

Newslaundry

Amazon Web Services review: AWS packs in more features than any other cloud service provider

In the cloud computing space, one name stands out, well above the rest; Amazon Web Services. Often referred to simply by its initialism, AWS is the software arm of the e-commerce giant that provides the backend infrastructure for pretty much half the online service you've most likely heard of. Migrating…

IT Pro

GoToMyPC review: Still a powerful remote desktop solution

A premium price tag makes GoToMyPC remote desktop access software look slightly less appealing despite all of its power tools.

TechRadar

Internet safety: 6 expert-led tips to keeping your kids safe online (and #5 makes a really good point)

The internet can be a minefield for children, with threats like cyberbullying and fake news. We'll help you figure it out to help keep your kids safe

GoodToKnow

Do you need a VPN in 2024?

VPNs are easier to use than ever before, but why does the everyday person need one? Here's what you need to know.

TechRadar

'Daft' young film fan avoids jail after top secret footage he took from movie company hit the internet

He took behind-the-scenes footage from a top film company

Nottingham Post

How the Internet of Things Can Be Leveraged in Health Care and Retail

This data company's customers include UPS, Target, and Whirlpool.

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Comodo Firewall review

Keep your PC safe whenever you’re online with this excellent firewall.

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TinyWall review

Nothing gets through a firewall that blocks everything.

Daily Mirror

Girl, five, is horrifically burned after taking part in internet 'fire fairy' game urging children to turn on gas rings

WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES: Sofia Ezhova was seriously injured taking part in a new social media craze targeting little girls

Newslaundry

The Heroes In The Battle Against Section 66A

The Supreme Court struck down Section 66A of the Information and Technology (IT) Act, 2000. While Justices Jasti Chelameswar and Rohinton Fali Nariman, who passed the judgement, have emerged as today’s heroes, there have been many others who have fought against Section 66A for years now.

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The Arrogance Of Our Rulers

Long ago, there was a great King we are told. He was such a great king that he thought he could order the tide to flow back. So he stood on the shore and he said to the tide, “Go back”. The tide didn’t laugh at him. It took no…

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Common internet scams and how to avoid them

The online realm is rife with malicious people seeking to exploit unsuspecting individuals for financial gain.

Fortune

AOL Plus Time Warner Equals...What?

Do the math, and you might wonder if this company’s long-term annual return to investors can beat a Treasury bond’s.

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