How to make a small server for your home
Servers are just computers without screens and keyboards, but they can be relatively cheap to buy, compared with the costs of renting a Virtual...
What makes a cryptocurrency Bitcoin?
According to listings on coinmarketcap.com, there are now six major cryptocurrencies that all claim to be Bitcoin, and more are in the works.
In addition...
5 fashion items you’ll need to fight a surveillance state
In a previous post, we looked at how to be incognito in the real world. Today, let’s dive deeper into the subject... and how...
Looking for the best tech podcasts? Here are ExpressVPN’s favorites
Getting onto a good podcast is like discovering a delicious new restaurant, a killer local bar, or an engrossing TV series. Filled with glee,...
Why you should never jailbreak your devices
A jailbreak is a hack that seems to promise free apps, extra features, and better performance for your laptop, phone, gaming console, or even...
ExpressVPN publishes the ultimate Bitcoin security eBook
We are proud to announce Lexie’s Bitcoin - Security and Privacy eBook. The book includes some of the thoughts that went into the creation...
Which of ExpressVPN’s 2017 predictions came true? And what’s next for 2018?
NOTE: This post was originally published on February 16, 2018
In 2016 and 2017, Lexie made some bold predictions about how the world of online...
Taking your first steps on the Lightning Network
Cryptocurrencies are beginning to change the world, but they have not been able to prove themselves for regular consumer payment, mostly because of the...
DuckDuckGo at 10: Looking ahead with CEO Gabriel Weinberg
Meeting the growing demand of the privacy-conscious public for 10 years now is DuckDuckGo—a privacy-oriented search engine that doesn’t collect or share any of...
Which countries do the Dutch join with their new mass surveillance law?
It’s official—the Dutch government doesn’t care about its citizens’ right to privacy.
With its new mass surveillance law, the Netherlands will join the US, UK,...
