VPNs protect your anonymity online and let you change your virtual location. We've picked seven of the best -- affordable, ...

Like most major VPN providers, Proton VPN and NordVPN offer one-month, one-year, and two-year subscriptions. The longer the ...

As CNET's VPN expert, Attila rigorously tests VPNs and offers readers advice on how they can use the technology to protect their privacy online. CNET staff -- not advertisers, partners or business ...

A lot of the talk in this newsletter is about how you can build your own VPN, but there is of course an alternative: buy a VPN service. That is going to become an increasingly popular option over the ...

In the rapidly evolving world of VPNs, some service providers are trying things that defy easy classification yet can be a good match for particular firms. Conventional VPN service providers — if you ...

There's one more critical point to remember when changing location with a VPN. The VPN server only changes your IP address ...

VPN service provider blueRoam is upgrading its service so it supports handheld devices. Now customers buying into blueRoam’s no-hardware VPN can access work resources via BlackBerries, Treos and ...

Firstly, it is a myth that all VPNs can bypass geoblocked content. The underlying reason is that websites and services can still detect that you're using a VPN. VPNs mask your actual IP address, ...

Using a VPN protects our internet traffic from ISPs and other data-collecting parties by routing it through its tunnels. The traffic is fully encrypted and no one can read it. Also, the majority of ...

Providers in North America, Europe and Asia all agree on one thing: The revenue and, more important, the profit that managed VPNs and security represent are too tempting to pass up, but architecting a ...