Installing a virtual private network (VPN) on an iPhone or iPad is easy. The days are gone when Apple users had to be content ...

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Security researchers found that most apps associated with Apple services on iOS 16 will send data that bypasses a selected VPN connection. In March 2020, ProtonVPN found a bug in iOS 13.3.1 and later ...

In a blog titled “VPNs on iOS are a scam,” a well-known security researcher accuses VPNs installed on an iPhone or iPad of leaking data while Apple turns a blind eye. In an article first published in ...

Update: Apple does appear to have introduced an (optional) fix for this as of iOS 14, but questions remain – see update at end. A well-known security researcher says that iOS VPN apps (virtual private ...

Researchers have shown that iOS still leaks traffic outside the VPN tunnel, even when Apple's new Lockdown Mode is enabled. Attila covers software, apps and services, with a focus on virtual private ...

Among VPN providers, Surfshark has the best services and bonus features. The iOS app protects all of your traffic and offers fast connection speeds. Surfshark was among the top providers in all of our ...

(Update, Aug. 18, 2:40 p.m.: Proton founder and CEO Andy Yen said in a statement: “The fact that this is still an issue is disappointing to say the least. We first notified Apple privately of this ...

Pour one out for Olaf. No, not the charming snowman from Disney’s Frozen, the mascot for Opera’s free VPN app. Opera has announced that the warmhearted Viking will be retiring at the end of April, ...