Month: July 2021

The Argentinian government has a history of trying to block internet access for its citizens, and its efforts have also spread to the realm of apps. In 2018, to protect entrenched taxi unions, the government of Buenos Aires had tried to arrest the local heads of Uber and block the app…

The Asia Internet Coalition, which includes Facebook and Google, has said its constituent companies may have to cease operations in Hong Kong if a new privacy law is passed. The proposed law falls into the massively controversial national security law that sparked protests across the region and has so far…

Whether you’re an old-hand sysadmin or a young, starry-eyed junior dev, a good piece of advice can be worth more than gold. That’s why we asked a handful of the many tech wizards at Nord Security to share their best advice for getting started and getting ahead in their fields. Note:…

Australia’s Network 10 launched its subscription streaming service – called 10 All Access – in 2018, offering programs from both Network 10 and CBS.  However, if you want to watch 10 All Access from outside Australia, you’ll need a VPN. The good news is there are loads of great providers…

Euro 2020 final takes place on at 8pm GMT on Sunday 11th July, and millions of football fans will be tuning in not just in Europe, but all over the world. We’ve seen some fantastic performances throughout the tournament and England have reached their first major final since 1966. The…

You might’ve received a Switch as a gift or picked up an Xbox Series X for yourself, or even been lucky enough to scoop a PlayStation 5, and if you did, you’ll want to get stuck into your games right away. But, it’s a good idea to set aside some…

Walking home at night can be downright terrifying – and it’s an experience that a lot of us have had time and again, unfortunately. It’s why personal safety apps have flourished in the last few years, and why I decided to check out Noonlight. Noonlight is one of the more…