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La Liga’s war against illegal streaming has escalated once again, with the Spanish football league formally asking the European Commission to place four of the world’s most popular VPN providers on an official piracy watch list.

Last week, privacy advocates raised alarms about a US bill that could force virtual private networks to act as piracy blocklists. Now, a newly introduced competing proposal has taken a decidedly different approach — leaving thebest VPN providers completely off the hook.

The provider has announced a scheduled upgrade to part of the network that keeps NymVPN private, and while nothing will look different in the app, it’s asking everyone to make sure they’re running the latest release.

Bitdefender has introduced VPN for AI Agents, a standalone privacy tool built specifically for the autonomous software agents now browsing, researching, and transacting on behalf of everyday users.

If you found someone’s diary, what would you do with it? That was the question that sat in my mind as I stared at my laptop screen, slightly shocked, after uploading my ChatGPT export to Proton AI Paper Trail.

Obscura VPN has finally arrived on Linux. The privacy-focused provider has launched a native desktop app for the platform, meaning Linux users no longer need to set up the service manually.

A newly introduced bill in the US House of Representatives is threatening to fundamentally change how virtual private networks operate within the country. If passed, the legislation would force VPN providers to actively block access to piracy websites, turning vital privacy tunnels into heavily filtered exit ramps.

The news that Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC) fined Google €403 million (around $462 million) for the unlawful processing of users’ location data may sound like a monumental victory for consumer privacy. Yet, industry experts are already warning that the fine is simply too small to force a change in corporate behavior.

Mullvad has released version 2026.10 of its Android VPN app, introducing new features designed to boost speed and security while making the overall user experience more fun.

CyberGhost has pushed out a new update for its iOS app, and this time it’s one iPhone users will actually notice. The update includes a completely rebuilt server list, the part of the app you touch every time you pick a location.