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Labour won’t scrap Online Safety Act despite 400,000-strong petition
VPNs create a digital tunnel between your computer and a remote server to shield personal information, a tool Labour has said it will not ban. Last Friday, when the act came into effect, there were more than 173,000 searches for VPN on Google, up from 29,000 a week before, according to trends data.
Web users considering downloading a VPN are being urged to do their research properly to avoid scams and malware.
A law requiring UK internet users to verify their age to access adult content has led to a huge surge in VPN downloads—and ...
New legislation designed to protect children from harmful content online has been met with fierce opposition from MPs and ...
A BAN on VPNs used to get around porn age verification checks has been ruled out. VPN apps have skyrocketed since the Online Safety Act came into effect last week. It’s designed to protect ...
A new UK law requiring ID for adult content led to massive VPN usage, far surpassing France’s surge when similar restrictions ...
Today's enforcement of the UK government's Online Safety Act seemingly has many racing to get a VPN, with searches surging ...
A petition to repeal the UK Online Safety Act has garnered over 340,000 signatures in just a few days after strict new age ...
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