Beyond simply asking, useful tools like VPNs can help you figure out if your internet provider is deliberately slowing down your connection.

The home labber in me is recoiling in horror but I've found a hardware firewall that just works, and I'm not going back.

The good news is a VPN can help you determine whether your internet provider is intentionally slowing down your connection.

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A large-scale cyber-attack has been reported by The Shadowserver Foundation, with 2.8 million VPN and edge devices targeted ...

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NordVPN is one of the best known VPNs on the market, and these are my insights based on my experience using it on a mobile ...

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