ExpressVPN’s top 10 blogs of 2016
NOTE: This post was originally published on January 27, 2017 ExpressVPN put out more content in 2016 than any year previously. Here's the best of...
Five BIG information security predictions for 2017
A year ago ExpressVPN made some predictions about what might happen in 2016. Some of these bold prophecies turned out to be correct, others...
The Siri-ous benefits and dangers of voice technology
“Hey, Siri” Ask any iOS user if they’ve uttered the above, and they’ll share personal anecdotes of sketchy queries and hilarious replies. What most people...
Interview: What makes the ExpressVPN Support Team the best in the business?
Rigorous training, copious amounts of patience, quick wits, and a great sense of humor. As Edwin, one of ExpressVPN’s Senior Training Coordinators, explains: “What sets...
5 ways the Internet of Things could kill you
Most new gadgets conveniently connect to the internet. But there's also a chance the Internet of Things (IoT) could kill you.
ExpressVPN’s 6 big data security predictions for 2016: Which ones came true?
In January, ExpressVPN made some predictions about what might happen with information security during 2016. Were the predictions correct? Let’s review and see what actually...
Some good things did happen in 2016
This post was originally published on December 12, 2016. Everyone agrees 2016 has been terrible. Much-loved people died, catastrophes happened, and no one could shake...
How ExpressVPN apps confirm they’re talking to ExpressVPN servers
How do you know your VPN is connecting to the correct server, free from surveillance and third party interference? ExpressVPN has the answers.
Why the Snooper’s Charter makes having a VPN more necessary than ever
Last month, British Parliament okayed the final version of the Investigatory Powers Bill, also known as the “Snooper’s Charter.” The law gives the government...
UK Investigatory Powers Bill: 3 implications for your privacy
The new bill gives Britain surveillance power unmatched by any western democracy. How will the Snooper’s Charter affect privacy?
