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Bulgaria's Supreme Court Rules Pirate Site Blocking Legally Impossible
While courts across Europe race to force internet providers - and now even VPN services - to block pirate sites, Bulg...
US Pushes for a UN Declaration on Online Free Expression, Taking Aim at the EU's Content Rules
The United States is preparing to take the fight over online freedom of expression to the United Nations. According t...
UK Government Decides Not to Restrict VPNs, Calls Them Legitimate Privacy Tools
The UK government has decided not to restrict VPN services after all. In a written parliamentary statement, Technolog...
Paris Court Orders 5 Major VPNs to Block Pirate Streams and Rejects EU Appeal
A Paris court has ordered five of the biggest consumer VPN providers to block a fresh batch of pirate streaming domai...
California Retreats on Age Checks for the Web - but the OS Age-Gate Survives
California has pulled back from one of the most sweeping age-verification proposals in the United States. On July 16,...
Google Tells the EU: Blocking VPNs and DNS Is Useless and Harmful
In a submission that quietly landed on the European Commission's website, Google has told Brussels something the VPN ...
Google Play Drops MAX and VK: EU Sanctions Reach Russia's National Messenger
Google has removed the Russian state messenger MAX, the VK social network app and Odnoklassniki from Google Play worl...
US Sanctions on a Criminal VPN Took Down Telegram's t.me Domain Worldwide
For roughly a day in mid-July, every t.me link on the planet simply stopped working. Channels, group invites, bots, m...
EU Top Court: VPNs Not Liable and Geo-Blocking Stands Even When Bypassed
Europe's highest court has handed VPN users and providers a rare, resounding win. In a judgment delivered on July 9, ...
Pavel Durov Questioned a Fourth Time in France - Still No Evidence, Says Telegram
Telegram founder Pavel Durov was questioned by French investigators for a fourth time on July 9, 2026, spending more ...
