Western countries including the U.S. and U.K. continue to voice their concerns against encrypted devices and Internet services, saying they hinder the efforts of spy agencies looking to prevent things like the mid-November >>
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Change the way you use the Internet with these 10 incredible tips and tricks
Every once in a while, we’ll share some of the most interesting life hacks we find around the Internet — simple ways you can improve your life without drastically changing your daily habits >>
What’s the One Hotel Feature You Wouldn’t Travel Without?
Having a clean room, running water or a comfortable bed aren’t the only requirements guests have from hotels. Wi-Fi – and especially free Wi-Fi – is slowly becoming one of the top demands >>
Were You Fooled By Any of the Internet’s Most Famous Hoaxes?
There is no faster, more efficient source of news in the modern day than the Internet, but, as you well know, not everyone is interested in telling the truth. In fact, it’s easier >>
Which states have the fastest Internet speeds?
Earlier this week, Cord Cutters News released some exciting news about Internet speeds in the U.S. According to some recent download speed tests, the average U.S. Internet speed in March checked in at 33.9Mbps >>
Use this map to decide if you should become a cord cutter
The FCC may rescue net neutrality by reclassifying ISPs as utilities, but that doesn’t mean all your Internet-related problems are going away. The Guardian points out that even though the FCC wants to make sure >>
A Chinese teen chopped off his own hand to cure his Internet addiction
Internet addiction can indeed be a serious issue that is debilitating for some people, but one disturbed teen’s cure has clearly taken things too far. A 19-year-old boy from Nantong, China identified only as >>
Your private browsing habits are far from being as private as you might think
Most modern browsers come with special private modes meant to help users hide their surfing habits from coworkers or family and/or try to prevent sites from tracking their online activity. That doesn’t mean >>
