Privacy Badger helps protect your privacy online. Here’s a detailed review of this tool.

Windows 11 is the latest operating system from Microsoft, and while it gets a lot right, there's still work to be done, even four years after its launch.

If you're willing to pay, Privacy Bee is easily among some of the best data removal services out there in 2024

Our detailed review of the Epic browser will help you judge this easy-to-use and secure browser’s suitability for your needs.

Hello Privacy is functional, offering basic data removal services without many other features on top

Glasswire is the perfect complement to Windows Firewall.

Check out our comprehensive analysis of the Brave Browser to see how this fast, reliable, and privacy-respecting browser can make the internet more fun for you.

Our Edge browser review will help you decide if its energy-efficient model and lag-free performance is worth the download.

Avast One Gold has reliable antivirus protection and loads of privacy features, but if you don’t need the VPN, the free version will keep you almost as safe.

Nothing gets through a firewall that blocks everything.

Data removal services like DeleteMe are a good way to keep your online life private and away from data brokers

Windscribe provides plenty of features, and a superb free plan.

Webshare puts privacy and security first, but gets held back by not having proxies in more countries and cities globally.

Microsoft Family Safety runs on multiple platforms besides Windows 11 but you'll need a premium account to try out all its features.

This Windows 11-like distro is a great choice for switchers, with a Pro option available for under £50.

Microsoft Defender is a powerful and reliable antivirus app native to Windows.

TechRadar tests out AdGuard VPN - is it worth your time or are there better privacy tools on the market?

Hide.me Free is one of the more generous free VPNs in the market – but how well does it protect your data? We put it to the test to find out.

Opera VPN Pro is nicely user-friendly, but sadly, there are good reasons to give this VPN service a miss.

For savvy internet users who want to keep tabs on their data, Incogni can work on keeping their personal data safe.

A bold take on decentralized VPNs, NymVPN promises crypto-driven privacy but delivers an underwhelming beta.

Mozilla VPN's commitment to privacy is laudable, that's for sure.

Hola VPN unblocks streaming websites without breaking a sweat, but the free version has too many limitations and the Premium version is overpriced considering its lack of features.

A very likeable VPN which has some unusual ways of protecting your anonymity.

A premium antivirus with more power than many suites, Bitdefender’s antivirus provides strong protection against malware, phishing and a host of other threats.

Remote Utilities is an inexpensive option for remote control of Windows computers and includes a handful of features for efficiency.

Avast One Essential delivers better antivirus protection than most paid products at zero cost

Avira Free Security is a capable antivirus with a lot of bonus privacy and security features, but it can’t quite match the protection of Avast and Bitdefender.

Tor gets a lot right when it comes to browsing freedom and security, but it’s not as user-friendly or convenient as you’d hope.

For the past week I’ve put aside my iPad Pro and used Microsoft’s brand-new Surface Pro 12 (2025) - but can it compete with Apple's finest?