The Chinese government’s crackdown on the internet continues with the news that Apple has removed all major VPN apps, which help internet users overcome the country’s censorship system, from the App ...

I’m told Apple is at last looking into the privacy and security of free VPN apps made available across its platforms, following a report from researcher, Simon Migliano. Think about the nature of VPN ...

The Chinese government has long banned the use of VPN apps, which many of its citizens used to avoid government surveillance of their online activities. Back in 2017, Apple was forced to remove ...

Apple has removed virtual private network (VPN) apps from the Chinese App Store, apparently complying with a broader government crackdown on VPN technology. Developer ExpressVPN received a ...

At least four Virtual Private Network (VPN) applications sold or made available to enterprise customers share security flaws, warns the Carnegie Mellon University CERT Coordination Center (CERT/CC) ...

The move appears to be part of an ongoing crackdown The move appears to be part of an ongoing crackdown As a result of the country’s online censorship, many citizens and visitors have turned to ...

ProtonVPN, a popular VPN choice for iOS users, claims that Apple is blocking "important updates" to its iOS app following a United Nations recommendation for the app to be used amid an internet ...

Update: Apple says that the Chinese MIIT requires VPN providers to obtain a license. The company has been ‘required’ to remove VPN apps from the App Store in China which do not meet the regulations.