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Surfshark Is 85% Off, and Its Antivirus Bundle Costs Barely More Than the VPN Alone (opens the original)
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A text says your package is stuck at customs and demands a small fee. A free app you installed last week starts filling your screen with pop-ups. A VPN alone won’t catch either. Surfshark One adds antivirus, scam protection and data breach alerts to Surfshark’s VPN. Right now, it costs just 30 cents a month on top of the VPN-only price. Surfshark One normally costs $511.65 for 27 months. At 85% off, you pay $75.33, or $2.79 a month, which saves you $436.32 and includes three extra months. The VP
How to Watch the 2026 F1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix Online for Free (opens the original)
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The Azerbaijan Grand Prix is on a Saturday this year, and on the West Coast the lights go out at 4 a.m. Belgian TV covers all five Baku sessions in French, and its RTBF Auvio streaming site shows them without a subscription. US viewers can join in with a free login and a VPN set to Belgium. Baku is round 15 and the first of three races on consecutive weekends. Azerbaijan marks Remembrance Day on September 27, so the whole weekend moved forward: practice on Thursday, qualifying on Friday, and the
NordVPN's 69% Discount Puts a Premium VPN Under $3.50 a Month (opens the original)
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NordVPN is the VPN I recommend most often, and right now the full version costs $3.49 a month. The two-year plan is listed at $312.93, but with 69% off, you pay $94.23 for 27 months, with three months added free. That saves you $218.70. Nothing in the VPN is reserved for the pricier tiers. Every server and every VPN feature is included in the Basic plan, while the higher tiers add separate security apps on top of the same VPN. A low price is only good value when the VPN is also fast and reliable
The New US Piracy Bill Would Regulate Paid VPNs. Free Ones Are Off the Hook. (opens the original)
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That threshold, buried in the bill’s text, redraws the entire picture. It captures the paid privacy providers most Americans have heard of and use, and it leaves the free VPN apps, many of them owned by Chinese companies according to recent industry research, effectively outside the law’s reach. The result, if the bill passes as written, is a regulatory framework that hits the services designed for privacy and skips the ones that already were the biggest privacy problem on the market. A VPN prov
California Lawmakers Passed a Bill Fining Platforms $50,000 for Every Teen Shown an Addictive Feed (opens the original)
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Newsom has until September 30, 2026, to sign the bill, veto it, or let it lapse into law. Coming two weeks after Utah’s SB 73 took effect and days after Rep. Darrell Issa introduced the American Copyright Protection Act at the federal level, AB 1709 is the third piece of the same broader move: state and federal lawmakers building a new layer of internet regulation that reaches through platforms, ISPs, and identity itself. If Newsom signs, the enforcement architecture that ships with it changes w
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