Most UK rivers are contaminated by a chemical called trifluoroacetic acid (TFA). This is a type of human-made chemical known as perfluorinated alkyl substances (PFAS), often called “forever chemicals” ...

A major update has been issued over a UK VPN ban - with "nothing off the table". Baroness Liz Lloyd warned there was ‘limited evidence on children’s use of VPNs’. There are “no current plans” to ban ...

TFA is still not in the playoffs, but a decision could be near. Darren Heitner, the lead attorney for Heitner Legal out of Fort Lauderdale, said Friday his firm has filed paperwork seeking an ...

Mozilla is rolling out a free, browser-based VPN on Firefox, but not everyone has access. At present, Mozilla is enabling the feature for a limited number of randomly selected users. The Firefox VPN ...

Heitner Legal of Fort Lauderdale, the law firm retained by a group of parents of football players at Orlando’s The First Academy, emailed the FHSAA on Friday demanding that the TFA football team’s ...

Mozilla is rolling out a free, browser-based VPN on Firefox over the next few months—but not everyone will have access. At present, Mozilla is only enabling the feature for a limited number of ...

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UK households have been urgently advised to remove a popular VPN app, Modpro IP TV + VPN, as it secretly monitors your screen and empties bank accounts. Cyber security specialists at Cleafy estimate ...

An urgent warning has been issued for UK households who must delete a popular VPN app - because it secretly spies on your screen and empties bank accounts. Cleafy, cyber security experts, say at least ...

A new study reveals that virtual private network (VPN) connections provide less safety than widely believed. The findings are alarming, especially for users in ...