You must’ve heard about the importance of a VPN app and that you should use it when your device is connected to a public WiFi network. But why exactly should you do

It’s shouldn’t come as a surprise that your phone or tablet also can get infected with viruses. And if this information does sound unfamiliar to you, then you definitely need to

Most of us spend the biggest part of our days online. We chat with friends, watch videos, work, look up something — all this happens thanks to the internet. And apps that give us

Gamers must’ve heard about throttling. It’s when an internet service provider is limiting your speed when you’re performing bandwidth-demanding activities. For example, you can experience it during gaming or streaming.

All cryptocurrency fans are cheering for another wave of crypto taking over all the news headlines. Those who bought some Bitcoin or Doge years ago and long forgot about those are now more

We at iNinja are eager to help people stay safe online. But not every cyber threat can be confronted with a VPN app. In such cases, we just want to tell you about

Regardless of how disturbing the news about hacker activity gets, many people still remain sure that it’s something they will never deal with themselves. Yet, the unsettling truth is that at some

A VPN app is often an underrated and misunderstood tool. Many users think of it as an instrument that allows you to hide your IP address and pretend you’re connecting to a

The only thought that someone might be looking at you through the camera of your laptop is unsettling. Though not willing to add more suspicion, we want to not that this thought feels

We’ve said numerous times that cybercrime will evolve and remain a threat for users around the world regardless of the efforts of cybersecurity specialists. The latter can create a solution for an

A VPN app is called to protect our privacy by masking the IP address and encrypting the data we send and receive. But while safeguarding us, can it see any of our sensitive

We’re used to thinking of cyber attacks as something that could happen to someone else, but not to us. Or malicious attacks won’t do a lot of harm to us — perhaps,

We all hope for this year to be better than the bitter 2020 was. However, it’s quite a low bar considering the events we went through during those 365 days. Now, everyone

We all have experienced this weird feeling when we discuss something with our friends over a cup of coffee, and then we begin seeing ads relevant to that conversation. That’s especially unsettling

Finally, there is a glimpse of light amid this pandemic — we finally have a vaccine. And as countries have begun the inoculation, hackers saw an opportunity to make some money. The new attacks

Often we don’t think twice before downloading an app we found to be interesting or useful. Moreover, we rarely read the terms of use, and who knows what is said there. Maybe,

For now, there are at least seven countries where governments are trying to get access to messengers. They claim it’s required to protect the public from some threats. But should it cost

Security specialists often see metadata as an Achilles heel of privacy protection. The usual data can be hidden and encrypted to keep it safe from thieves and prying eyes. But it’s way

It’s not a secret that we’re being tracked all the time. And if it was a secret for you until now, we have some unfortunate news for you — your every step

You might get hacked at any moment without even realizing it right away. It can happen because you’ve downloaded something or clicked a weird link. Often, the activity of hackers is subtle