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Surfshark Confirms Shutdown of India Servers Due to Data Retention Laws The VPN company says it can no longer operate servers in the country without compromising its no logs policy. -
Telegram Reportedly Exposed User Data To Authorities Telegram denies handing over user data, despite a longstanding appeal from German police forces. -
Etsy Pumps $25 Million Into New Payer Protection Scheme The announcement comes shortly after the platform attracted the ire of its users by raising fees. -
LastPass to Offer Passwordless Access to Desktop Vault LastPass is the first password manager on the market to switch to passwordless tech — but hopefully not the last. -
ExpressVPN Protects Data Privacy by Removing Servers from India New data laws in India require VPNs to save user information for at least five years, so ExpressVPN is removing its servers. -
Square Sellers Will Get Apple’s ‘Tap to Pay’ on iPhones This Year When Apple first revealed its Tap to Pay feature, some media outlets called it the "Square-killer." Times have changed. -
Ransomware Attacks on Healthcare Almost Doubled Last Year Plus, 61% reported paying ransoms to get their stolen data back, up from the global average of 46%. -
Report: 33% of US Small Businesses Couldn’t Pay Their Rent Last Month 52% of SMBs have dealt with a rent increase within the past six months, with many seeing rent rise more than 20%. -
These Statistics Show Why Elon Musk Is Wrong on Remote Work Musk told Tesla executive staff that they must return to work. However, these stats show that his demands are out of date. -
Meet and Duo Combine in Yet Another Google App Shake Up The long-rumored move comes at the end of a long line of name changes and app shakeups over the last few years. -
How One Family Business Makes Parent-Teacher Meetings Easier Teacher meetings can be hard for working parents. One company based in the Scottish Highlands has the solution. -
Russia Spent $10 million on VPNs to Bypass its Own Censorship Laws Since Ukraine was invaded, the Russian government & Kremlin-affiliated entities have spent big on the privacy tech.