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Golden Frog’s Policy Dictionary

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Golden Frog’s Policy Dictionary

The Golden Frog policy dictionary outlines common terms used to describe the issues we care about – terms we reference all the time, but recognize not everyone is so familiar with. Below you will find terms for: Encryption, Open Internet, Censorship, Surveillance, Privacy.

March 13, 2018
SXSW 2018 Take Back Your Internet Event Recap

SXSW 2018 Take Back Your Internet Event Recap

This year, Golden Frog held our annual Take Back Your Internet panel and party with Giganews and Data Foundry on March 9th during the opening night of SXSW. Hosted at the Texas Public Policy Foundation a mere 352 yards from the Austin State Capitol.

March 12, 2018
China Imposes Another VPN Block, VyprVPN Restores Service Rapidly

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China Imposes Another VPN Block, VyprVPN Restores Service Rapidly

The latest round of censorship comes just one week after their previous block, and occurred around the same time of day. This latest block occurs during a big conference in China, an annual meeting of China’s national legislature and political advisory board.

March 11, 2018
US Expresses Trade Concerns About China’s Cybersecurity Laws

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US Expresses Trade Concerns About China’s Cybersecurity Laws

In advance of the onset of China’s latest (and strictest) Internet regulations yet, the United States is expressing concern. These new restrictions, set to go into effect on March 31, 2018, put forth new guidelines on the use of VPN services and Internet access.

March 5, 2018
New Censorship Bill in Turkey Shows Further Contempt for Digital Rights

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New Censorship Bill in Turkey Shows Further Contempt for Digital Rights

A proposed Internet censorship law which would bring regulatory power of online content, including YouTube, Netflix, and personal social media accounts, under the domain of Turkey’s Radio and Television Supreme Council (RTÜK)

March 4, 2018
VyprVPN Service in China Restored After Latest Round of Blocking

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VyprVPN Service in China Restored After Latest Round of Blocking

The Chinese government began blocking VyprVPN connections via IP blocking on March 3, around 10pm CST. The latest round of censorship occurred in conjunction with a major meeting in China, called the “Two Sessions,” which is an annual meeting of the country’s national legislature and top political advisory board.

March 4, 2018
Apple iPhone “Unbreakable” Encryption Is Breakable, According to Latest Reports

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Apple iPhone “Unbreakable” Encryption Is Breakable, According to Latest Reports

News broke on Forbes today that a major government contractor in the United States found a way to crack the encryption on Apple’s ever-popular iPhone devices.

February 28, 2018
Belgium Rules Facebook Data Collection Illegal

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Belgium Rules Facebook Data Collection Illegal

The world’s largest social network is staring down daily fines of €250,000 (approximately $300,000 USD) — up to 100 million euros—until they cease collecting data on Belgian residents.

February 26, 2018
China’s Cybersecurity Laws: Bad for Internet Users, Worse for Businesses

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China’s Cybersecurity Laws: Bad for Internet Users, Worse for Businesses

China’s strict guidelines for cybersecurity, data storage and other related standards create myriad concerns for businesses operating within the country.

February 25, 2018
Golden Frog’s Annual “Take Back Your Internet” Event at SXSW 2018

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Golden Frog’s Annual “Take Back Your Internet” Event at SXSW 2018

Take Back Your Internet with Golden Frog! We’re back and hosting our annual event on March 9th during this year’s SXSW! In the past, we’ve discussed myths around online privacy and security, encryption, and the importance of an open Internet.

February 21, 2018
China’s VPN Crackdown Targets Chinese Providers, Hurts Chinese Businesses and Users

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China’s VPN Crackdown Targets Chinese Providers, Hurts Chinese Businesses and Users

China is ramping up efforts to tighten control on cyberspace and rooting out individual Chinese VPN providers.

February 21, 2018
Facebook’s New “Protect” Feature Protects Their Market Share, Not Your Privacy

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Facebook’s New “Protect” Feature Protects Their Market Share, Not Your Privacy

A new feature appeared in the Facebook mobile app for iOS last week – a link labeled “Protect” which drives users to an App Store listing for Onavo Protect. Onavo Protect is a “wireless networking” application, or personal VPN.

February 19, 2018
From The Hill: Three Questions to Ask Before Downloading a Mobile App

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From The Hill: Three Questions to Ask Before Downloading a Mobile App

So before you download that next app, do exactly what you do when a Nigerian prince shoots you an email asking for your bank account. Ask questions before sharing your personal information.

February 18, 2018
Authorized VPNs Versus Unauthorized VPNs: What’s The Difference?

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Authorized VPNs Versus Unauthorized VPNs: What’s The Difference?

Protect yourself with exclusive features and proprietary technology. 70+ Server Locations • Powerful Encryption • Accelerated Streaming. Risk free!

February 14, 2018
Canada’s C-59 Bill Looks to Expand Spying Laws

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Canada’s C-59 Bill Looks to Expand Spying Laws

Bill C-59 would grant security agencies additional spying powers beyond the gathering of information.

February 12, 2018
Not So Hot, or Surprising – Hotspot Shield Suffers Security Vulnerability

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Not So Hot, or Surprising – Hotspot Shield Suffers Security Vulnerability

A security researcher discovered an “an information disclosure bug” which leaked user data and allowed users of the VPN service to be identified. The leaked data includes details such as user country and name of the Wi-Fi network users are connected to (if utilizing Wi-Fi).

February 11, 2018
The Inextricable Connection Between Surveillance and Censorship

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The Inextricable Connection Between Surveillance and Censorship

We’ve been writing about extreme censorship in China for quite some time now. But something we’ve talked less about is how censorship is coupled with another, equally concerning, rights issue – surveillance.

February 11, 2018
UK Court Rules Surveillance Under Snooper’s Charter Unlawful

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UK Court Rules Surveillance Under Snooper’s Charter Unlawful

Citizens of the UK concerned about privacy can breathe a sigh of relief! The UK Court of Appeal ruled the government’s mass digital surveillance program unlawful last week. In motioning to reevaluate aspects of a law once named the most extreme form of surveillance, the country took a step closer to returning the right to personal privacy and data back to their citizens.

February 6, 2018
Golden Frog and Data Foundry Meet with FCC Commissioner Clyburn

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Golden Frog and Data Foundry Meet with FCC Commissioner Clyburn

We had a great visit with FCC Commissioner Mignon Clyburn today, when she joined us for a tour at our sister company, Data Foundry’s, newest data center Texas 2. We shared our thoughts on many topics, including Open Access and privacy.

February 5, 2018
Improve Your Streaming Experience: Watch the Winter Olympics With a VPN

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Improve Your Streaming Experience: Watch the Winter Olympics With a VPN

The 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics are coming up fast, so now is the time to plan how you’ll be watching this season’s games. The best way to stream the Olympic Games is with the help of a VPN, keep reading to find out why!

February 4, 2018
States Continue Taking on Net Neutrality as Senate Receives Official Notice from FCC

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States Continue Taking on Net Neutrality as Senate Receives Official Notice from FCC

The United States Senate received the FCC’s official notice regarding scraping net neutrality regulations today, which marks the first step in the 60-day deadline Congress has to stop the repeal using the Congressional Review Act.

February 4, 2018
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