In-Depth Tests & Research

Here, you can learn the ins and outs of online privacy, how certain authorities monitor internet usage, and more.

You’ll get a deeper understanding of how VPNs work and also find a few useful and fun facts about related topics such as:

  • Privacy policies and what affects them
  • Internet surveillance laws in different countries
  • Details about how specific VPN features or benefits work (geo unblocking, encryption, internet speed impact)

Fastest VPN Server Locations: 7 VPNs with Most Server Locations

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Best VPN server location: 6 VPNs with the largest server networks

VPN services vary across providers in terms of the number of servers and locations available. Some VPNs offer large and diverse server networks, whereas others only a few servers and locations. Besides the maximum number available with a certain VPN provider, subscription plans can also limit the number of locations and servers a subscriber has … Read more

Torrenting Fines by Country [& How To Stay Safe in 2023]

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torrenting fines

Torrenting is one of the most popular ways to share content across the web. But using it to access copyrighted files may land you in trouble. With a VPN, however, you can keep your online activity private, without worrying about rubbing shoulders with the authorities.  Though we don’t endorse piracy, keeping you on the know-how … Read more

VPN Speed Test Comparison & Results [2023 Updated]

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VPN server speed test 5 fastest VPNs

VPN server speed tests effectively indicate how fast your VPN is when you connect to different server locations worldwide. With very few exceptions, you’ll generally notice a slight or significant speed drop if you run a speed test using a VPN. This is primarily due to encryption, as VPNs reroute your traffic via a secure … Read more

How to Check If Your ISP Is Throttling YouTube and Stop it

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How to check if your ISP is throttling YouTube

If you experience lagging, buffering, or any other interruptions during your YouTube sessions, this may be due to the fact that your Internet Service Provider (ISP) is throttling YouTube. ISP throttling or bandwidth throttling happens when your ISP intentionally limits your Internet bandwidth, which will lead to slower connection speeds. Internet providers choose to limit … Read more