How to Watch YouTube TV With a VPN (Tested 2026) Written by Felipe Allende Cybersecurity & Tech Writer YouTube TV is only available in the US , so you can only stream YouTube TV content when you’re in the US and have a US IP address. Due to copyright and content laws, the service is unavailable in other countries. A VPN can change your IP address to make it appear as though you’re located in the US....
Image by Secretaría de Cultura Ciudad de México, from WIkimedia Commons Mexico Threatens Legal Action Against Google Over Gulf Of Mexico Name Change Written by Kiara Fabbri Former Tech News Writer Fact-Checked by Justyn Newman Former Lead Cybersecurity Editor Mexico has threatened to sue Google if the tech giant does not reverse its recent renaming of the Gulf of Mexico. In a Rush? Here are the Quick Facts! Google renamed the Gulf of Mexico to “Gulf of America” for US users....
Image from Freepik New MIT Tool Improves Verification Of AI Model Responses Written by Kiara Fabbri Former Tech News Writer Fact-Checked by Justyn Newman Former Lead Cybersecurity Editor In a Rush? Here are the Quick Facts! The tool allows users to trace data sources in AI-generated outputs. SymGen reduced verification time by about 20% in user studies. Future enhancements aim to support various text types beyond tabular data. Researchers at MIT have recently announced the developed SymGen , a tool aimed at improving the verification process for responses generated by large language models (LLMs)....
New Spyware ‘SpinOk’ Infected Apps Put Millions of Android Users at Risk Written by Shipra Sanganeria Cybersecurity & Tech Writer A new software module with spyware capability was recently discovered by security researchers at Doctor Web. Tracked as ‘SpinOk’, the malware was distributed as a marketing software development kit (SDK). It was found in over a 100 Android apps with cumulative downloads of over 420 million. The module is said to have spyware functionality as it can extract data from users’ devices and transfer them to threat actor controlled and managed remote servers....
Okta Says October 2023 Data Breach Impacts All Customer Support Users Written by Shipra Sanganeria Cybersecurity & Tech Writer Okta’s ongoing investigation into the October Help Center breach revealed that hackers had stolen all customer support system users’ information rather than the previously estimated 1 percent. In the beginning of November, the company disclosed that unknown threat actors gained access to a limited number of customer support system files, impacting only 134 customers ....
Image by Levart_Photographer, from Unsplash OpenAI Offers ChatGPT To US Government Agencies for Just $1 Written by Kiara Fabbri Former Tech News Writer Fact-Checked by Sarah Frazier Former Content Manager OpenAI will offer ChatGPT Enterprise to the U.S. federal to over 2 million employees at a $1 rate. In a rush? Here are the quick facts: OpenAI offers ChatGPT Enterprise to US federal agencies for $1. Over 2 million federal workers get access for one year....
Image by wayhomestudio, from Freepik OpenAI’s AI Models Show Growing Persuasion Power, Raising Concerns Over Global Influence Written by Kiara Fabbri Former Tech News Writer Fact-Checked by Justyn Newman Former Lead Cybersecurity Editor OpenAI has revealed a new benchmark for its AI models, showing that their persuasive abilities now surpass 82% of Reddit users, specifically those engaging in debates on the r/ChangeMyView subreddit, as first reported by ArsTechnica ....
Over 100K Stolen ChatGPT Account Credentials Found on Dark Web Marketplaces Written by Shipra Sanganeria Cybersecurity & Tech Writer Since June 2022, more than 101,000 compromised ChatGPT account information has found its way to illicit dark web marketplaces. The stolen credentials were found within the logs of information stealing malwares and were available for sale on illegal underground communities, Group-IB’s post stated. The year-long research by Singapore-based cybersecurity company disclosed an alarming trend....
Photo by Mark Farías on Unsplash Papa John’s Partners With Google Cloud To Enhance Pizza Ordering With AI Written by Andrea Miliani Former Tech News Expert Fact-Checked by Sarah Frazier Former Content Manager The global pizza restaurant Papa John’s International and Google Cloud announced a new partnership this Thursday to develop AI technologies to improve pizza ordering systems using artificial intelligence. In a rush? Here are the quick facts:...
🛡️ Security 9 / 10 💡 Features 8 / 10 👍 Ease of Use 9 / 10 📞 Support 7 / 10 🏷️ Pricing 9 / 10 Written By Sayb Saad Former Writer Fact-Checked by Sarah Frazier Former Content Manager Proton Pass Overview If you want a password manager that puts privacy first, Proton Pass deserves a close look. Built by the same Swiss team behind Proton Mail and Proton VPN, it’s designed to protect not just your passwords but also your online identity with features like encrypted email aliases....
RoboForm vs LastPass: Which Offers Better Protection in 2026? Written by Osama Zahid Cybersecurity Specialist Fact-Checked by Rebecca White Content Editor Short on time? Here’s our verdict: RoboForm is the overall winner between these 2 password managers. It offers superior auto-save/fill capabilities, better value for money, and a money-back guarantee. Plus, it’s a more privacy-friendly option. Picking between RoboForm and LastPass is challenging, as they’re equally capable apps and include free plans for those who want basic password management....
Image by Sara Cottle, from Unsplash Senate Democrats Say DOGE Chaos Put Americans’ Data At Risk Written by Kiara Fabbri Former Tech News Writer Fact-Checked by Sarah Frazier Former Content Manager A new report from Senate Democrats accuses the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) of creating unsafe working conditions that put Americans’ sensitive data at risk. In a rush? Here are the quick facts: Staff used Starlink networks “that could have allowed them to work without being tracked....
Spotify Launches Support for Music Video Streaming Written by Elijah Ugoh Cybersecurity & Tech Writer Fact-Checked by Spotify now has a music video feature that’s supported on iOS, Android, desktop, and TV devices. The music video option became available on March 13 with a limited video catalog for Spotify Premium users in 11 markets. In Spotify’s official announcement , it says the music video feature will be available in the U....
💡 Features 7.0 / 10 ⚙️ Installation 7.0 / 10 👍 Ease of Use 7.5 / 10 📞 Support 6.5 / 10 🏷️ Pricing 7.0 / 10 Written By Shauli Zacks Tech Writer Spyier Overview Spyier is a spy app that secretly monitors and records everything that happens on Android or iOS devices. I wanted to check whether the features worked as advertised and if it’s really undetectable, so I installed Spyier on my daughter’s Android phone....
Photo by Israel Andrade on Unsplash Study Reveals AI Adoption Linked To 13% Decline In Entry-Level Jobs Written by Andrea Miliani Former Tech News Expert Fact-Checked by Sarah Frazier Former Content Manager Three Stanford University researchers published a study on Tuesday revealing that generative AI adoption is linked to a 13% decline in entry level jobs. The study presents evidence of how the technology is impacting young workers in the United States....
The 5 Best Antivirus for Linux in 2026 Written by Enemali Okwoli Cybersecurity & Tech Writer Reader’s Comments 1 Linux-based systems have long been considered immune to threats. However, there’s been a recent surge in malware attacks on Linux-based systems involving trojans, web shells, coin miners, and ransomware . After thoroughly testing 20+ Linux-based antiviruses, I’ve found 5 antiviruses that are truly the best. They all provide excellent malware detection rates, real-time protection against the latest threats, and work with all the major Linux distributions....
The Best Streaming VPNs for Every Device (Tested 2026) Written by Kate Hawkins Former Editor Accessing streaming services can be tricky when you travel abroad — regional restrictions mean you can’t view your favorite shows and movies or even log in to your account to watch the content you’ve rightfully paid for. Fortunately, you can avoid streaming issues by using a top-tier VPN to stream on all your devices from anywhere....
Photo by Max Bender on Unsplash Tokyo Shares AI-Generated Mount Fuji Eruption Video to Prepare Citizens Written by Andrea Miliani Former Tech News Expert Fact-Checked by Sarah Frazier Former Content Manager Japanese officials from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government have released an AI-generated video simulating a Mount Fuji eruption to mark Volcanic Disaster Preparedness Day on Sunday. In a rush? Here are the quick facts: The Tokyo Metropolitan Government released an AI-generated video simulating a Mount Fuji eruption....
Tor vs. VPN – Which is the Most Secure Written by John Bennet Online Privacy Advocate When you want to protect your data and privacy while browsing the internet there are a few different programs and apps that you can use. Both Tor and VPNs are popular options , but which one is best for you? This article will guide you on how each one works and which of the two are better for you....
Speed 6.0 / 10 Servers 8.0 / 10 User Experience 3.0 / 10 Support 6.0 / 10 Pricing 7.0 / 10 Trust.ZoneReview 2026: Before You Buy, Is It Worth It? Written By Clement Adegbenro Cybersecurity & Tech Writer Trust.Zone Overview Trust.Zone is reputed for its affordable price, security features, user-friendly platform design, and its ability to work in China . The company claims to also have a decent global network of servers, as well as offering unusual features such as dedicated and dynamic IP addresses....
