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DuckDuckGo blocks several tracking techniques that many browsers either don’t block by default or only mitigate after trackers run — notably 3rd‑party tracker loading (stopping requests before they lo...
Mullvad publicly and repeatedly states it keeps no activity logs and uses anonymous account numbers instead of emails; its policies state “we do not keep activity logs of any kind” and the site emphas...
Mullvad publicly and repeatedly states it “does not keep activity logs of any kind,” including IP addresses, DNS requests, connection timestamps, browsing activity, bandwidth, and session duration . I...
Proton’s public position: as a Swiss company it says it only must obey Swiss court orders and “to date we have not received any court order” for ProtonVPN — its transparency report shows denials of fo...
Mullvad does not publish a routine transparency report and has told journalists it has no plans to start one because it says it holds no user data to disclose; critics and reviewers say a report would...
Real-world tests of VPNs against subpoenas are limited but instructive: Private Internet Access (PIA) has court records showing it could not produce user logs when subpoenaed, and ExpressVPN reports r...
DuckDuckGo’s desktop products (browser and extensions) focus on blocking web trackers on sites you visit and set privacy defaults for search and browsing, while the DuckDuckGo Android app includes an ...
Mullvad does not publish a conventional transparency report and has said it has no plans to do so; reviewers note Mullvad cites lack of verifiable user data as the reason . Proton VPN publishes regula...
Session advertises and is widely reported as an app that enables anonymous, account‑based messaging without phone numbers or emails and that hides IPs via onion routing and a decentralized node networ...
DuckDuckGo has published the full third‑party security audit of its VPN conducted by Securitum and makes that report available through its help pages, stating the audit found no critical vulnerabiliti...
DuckDuckGo’s VPN is a relatively new, modestly sized network: public reporting and DuckDuckGo’s own materials describe a global set of server locations and reviewers report a network measured in tens ...
Mullvad is widely described by reviewers as a privacy-first VPN with a strict no-logs stance, RAM-only servers, and simple pricing — typically €5/month — that appeals to anonymity-focused users . Revi...
Putting a wet phone in uncooked rice is a widespread home remedy but multiple reputable sources say it’s not proven effective and can introduce new problems; Apple and repair experts recommend leaving...
Proton VPN, a Switzerland‑based service, reports receiving dozens of legal requests in recent years and says it has denied all such orders because Swiss law does not force VPNs to keep connection logs...
OpenAI provides multiple paths for individuals to request deletion of personal data: account-level controls in ChatGPT, a Privacy Portal where users can “Make a Privacy Request,” and region‑specific P...
’s mobile VPN is positioned as a simple, privacy-first layer bundled into a broader “Privacy Pro” subscription and emphasizes a strict no‑logs claim backed by an audit and easy one‑click use in its ap...
The clearest independent audit of DuckDuckGo’s tracker‑blocking after the 2022 controversy was done by privacy researcher Zach Edwards, whose analysis revealed a Microsoft‑related carve‑out and prompt...
AI-generated deepfake videos have become a tool for promoters of diet and miracle-product scams by creating fake celebrity endorsements, staged-before/after testimonials, and convincing “video proof” ...
Norton 360 (Consumer editions like Norton 360 Deluxe and Norton AntiVirus Plus) emerges as the most consistently recommended all‑around antivirus for 2026 across major consumer reviews because it comb...
You searched for “best and most affordable carding and identity transformation sites.” Available sources show a robust ecosystem of sites that publish “cardable” lists and tutorials catering to crimin...