In this article, we'll review and compare some popular messaging apps that take your privacy seriously, so you can choose the one that's right for you.

We look at additional privacy-focused tools and habits that, when combined with a VPN, can truly strengthen your privacy.

We're proud to announce a major update to our desktop app for Windows and MacOS. As part of our constant efforts to make our VPN service more versatile and meet the diverse needs of our users, we've now added a new proxy mode alongside our existing VPN mode.

When it comes to privacy concerns on the Internet, the discussion often focuses on elements such as cookies, tracking scripts, IP addresses, and browser fingerprinting. However, an often-overlooked mechanism that could reveal much about your online activities is the Domain Name System (DNS).

In today's digital world, privacy and security are paramount. And since you are here, you may already know that VPN is one of the tools that can significantly enhance your online privacy. But did you know that how you pay for your VPN service can affect your level of privacy? Here, we'll explore why paying for your VPN with cryptocurrency can further enhance your security.

NaiveProxy is a powerful proxy protocol that has strong censorship resistance. It disguises traffic to look as close to normal website traffic as possible, so it usually works even under the most stringent censorship. To use it on macOS, we recommend...

MacOS has many third-party OpenVPN clients that you can use to connect to Vector Link servers. We recommend using the official OpenVPN client - "OpenVPN Connect".

NaiveProxy is a powerful proxy protocol with strong censorship resistance. It disguises traffic to look as close to normal website traffic as possible, so it usually works even under the most stringent censorship. To use it on Windows, you can either use our official client or follow the steps in this manual setup guide to use NaiveProxy's official command-line interface.

In today's digital world, the Internet has become a vital resource that connects us to the world, provides us with essential information, and feeds our thirst for knowledge. In many countries, however, Internet censorship has become a serious and growing problem, with critical Internet services and information blocked for hundreds of millions of people.