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- 1Court rules Utah VPN law technically unworkable●Court agrees with EFF: Utah's VPN law demands a technical impossibility
A court has sided with the Electronic Frontier Foundation in its challenge to Utah's VPN law, agreeing with the group's argument that the statute demands a technical impossibility. The ruling is a win for digital rights advocates who argued the law's requirements could not be implemented as written, and it is drawing attention in technology communities discussing the implications for similar age-verification and privacy legislation elsewhere in the United States.
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Gizmodo has published a roundup of the best VPN apps for iPhone in 2026, naming five iOS services it says it tested. The piece ranks the options for iPhone users looking to protect their privacy and browse securely. It joins a steady stream of year-ahead VPN guides aimed at mobile users comparing security apps.
- 3Harvard Business School VPN Adds Single Sign-On Support▼Did You Know? HBS VPN Now Supports Single Sign-On
Harvard Business School announced that its VPN service now supports single sign-on, letting users authenticate with their existing HBS credentials instead of a separate login. The update is part of the school's ongoing effort to simplify access to internal resources and improve security. Faculty, staff, and students will need to reconnect using the new sign-in method.
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TechRadar has published a guide explaining how to secure an internet connection using Proton VPN. The walkthrough covers setting up the Swiss VPN service and using it to protect browsing traffic from monitoring or interception. It is part of ongoing consumer interest in online privacy tools and practical advice for keeping internet activity private.