Digital Rights News

TechRadar has released the second issue of its privacy newsletter, "Leave No Trace," which focuses on companies and governments that threaten online freedoms. T

WWE legend Ric Flair alleges that an "influencer talent agency" duped him into handing over his digital life, leading to a lawsuit and a reported six-figure los

Russian internet users are experiencing widespread, unexplained outages affecting access to Google, Apple, and GitHub since July 14, requiring VPNs to bypass th

Utah has become the first US state to implement a law (SB 73) targeting VPNs for age verification, effective September 3, but leading VPN providers like NordVPN

The article details the decade-long global fight against internet shutdowns led by Access Now's #KeepItOn campaign, highlighting its origins, definition of shut

A report by NGO 7amleh and Utrecht University analyzes 3,520 cases of digital rights violations against Palestinians, highlighting activists' struggles to be he

Amnezia VPN has partnered with Civil Rights Defenders to offer free premium VPN subscriptions to journalists and activists, building on previous efforts to supp

New UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has promised a new approach to digital rights, including scrapping the controversial national digital ID plan and dismantling

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has ruled that VPNs are "lawful technical tools" and providers are not liable for copyright infringement when

Unredacted, a US-based non-profit, has launched FreeSocks v2, a rebuilt VPN service designed to evade increasingly sophisticated internet censorship with new pr