The block of apps is a common predicament that most people in various countries have to encounter. The recent restriction for the TikTok app in some countries deprived most of the app’s fanatics of accessing its services. This might be a depressing situation if you used it to generate income.
Do not despair because you can use the Trust.Zone VPN to access TikTok and continue enjoying it. Here are some ways that you can use a VPN to access TikTok anywhere and anytime. leer más...

Azerbaijan government has recently restricted access to the Internet due to Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.

Many reports confirm that popular social media websites Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Youtube, Linkedin, TikTok and other blocked in Azerbaijan. Internet users are facing difficulties to load chat platforms – WhatApp, Zoom, Skype, Viber and etc. leer más...

Instagram (and all web service that you connect with) can get to know a lot of information about you from your IP address. If you have been told before that you don’t have a face on the internet, I have come to tell you that’s not true. In fact, you’re very well known. An online service... leer más...

Some countries decided to ban TikTok due to security and/or cultural reasons. India, Pakistan, and Indonesia already disabled TikTok, while Australia is probably going to do the same thing in the months to come. Most importantly, President Donald Trump issued an executive order that practically bans the app in the US.

This is exactly why so many people use a VPN to activate TikTok regardless of their physical locations. If you are thinking about doing the same thing, you should learn why Trust.Zone is the best VPN platform for TikTok leer más...

According to new documents recently released by Canadian government, emerging issues may include targeting the use of virtual private networks and website blocking. The document identifies a few issues, each likely to be exceptionally controversial. One of the issues involves the use of VPN for copyright infringing purposes. VPNs are widely used in corporate environments to ensure secure and safe communications and by a growing number of Internet users seeking technological tools to better protect their privacy online. The same technologies can be used to hide copyright infringing activity, however.

Many Canadian users noticed that asking to ban legal technologies because they can be used illegally is ridiculous! leer más...

Internet usage in Qatar has skyrocketed, but Internet access is also heavily censored. The country’s filters primarily ban material that could be considered critical of Islam. 

Besides that, Qatar authorities restricted access to political criticism, dating services, sexual health resources, gay and lesbian content and etc. Access to social networking websites is limited.  If you plan on travelling to Qatar, sign up for a VPN before you go to acccess your favorite websites in Qatar, and prevent your activity from being monitored. leer más...

China VPN ban came into effect  on March 31, 2018 but Trust.Zone VPN still working in China with no issues for 95% chinese customers. leer más...

Blogging service Medium is not available in China anymore – according to recent reports. Majority of Medium users in China confirmed that Medium has been blocked by Great Firewall in China. Experts suppose that the main reason is a recent Medium update, allowing publishers to host their content on the site.  It means the blogs that may have previously been banned in the region to become available to internet users in China. A few days ago, Time and The Economist were also blocked by Chinese authorities. The websites were blocked as a result of recently published articles about China.

Virtual private networks (VPN) could be blocked under new copyright and privacy law being considered by the Senate in Australia.

It may affect a lot of Australian users who used VPN service to unblock websites and bypass geo restrictions. The high increase in VPN usage is happening because Australians are becoming tracked from government agencies online more often every day.

Portugal became a world leader in pirate site blocking in 2016-2017. Back in summer 2015, Portugal’s government agency signed a memorandum of understanding between copyright owners and Internet service providers, and by now Portugal has already blocked 330 websites and is not going to stop. leer más...