There are a number of Chinese-owned VPN services in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store, some of which are even ...

In April, experts at Tech Transparency Project (TTP) first uncovered that millions of free VPN users across 20 apps may have ...

In April 2025, over 20 dangerous Chinese-linked VPNs were identified on the Apple App and Google Play Stores. 2 months later, ...

A consumer watchdog is accusing 17 virtual private network (VPN) apps, used to encrypt internet traffic and hide IP addresses ...

At least five VPN apps in the App Store were found to have links to the Chinese military, according to a new report today. Three of them have racked up more than a million downloads. A subsidiary ...

According to the TPP report Apple removed Thunder VPN and Snap VPN from the App Store after being alerted to their presence. Tom's Guide checked the U.S Apple App Store and saw Turbo VPN ...

Summary: Researchers found that five VPN apps on the Apple App Store and Google Play have ties to the Chinese military. One of the companies is even hiring someone “well-versed in American ...

Users often believe that if they find a VPN app in an official store, like Google Play, it's safe to use. They're especially drawn to free services, thinking it's a great deal. However ...

Update: On August 20, 2024, we made some adjustments to add further comments from some VPN providers. Many Brazilians rushed to download the best VPN apps when X (formerly known as Twitter ...

Apple has removed several VPN apps from its App Store in Russia at the request of the government’s communications watchdog, according to VPN makers. Last week, Russian news agency Interfax ...

Apple must stop supporting the "Russian government’s efforts to suppress freedom of speech" and restore all the VPN services the company removed from its local App Store. This is the request ...

Back in 2017, Apple was forced to remove hundreds of VPN apps from the Chinese App Store, with CEO Tim Cook saying at the time that the company had to reluctantly comply with the law. We would ...