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A VPN is ideal to protect us on social networks. Surfshark is one of the best and now it hardly costs like coffee

February 6, 2025 by usatoday24

It is almost impossible to count the hours we spend on the Internet every day, especially with regard to social networks. It does not matter if it is Instagram, Facebook or Tiktok (for just mentioning some), most of us enjoy a lot of time immersing ourselves for them to hang out or share things with our acquaintances. Internet navigation or these networks, unfortunately, certain risks for our privacy or our information (especially when we use A public wifi network). Therefore, it’s not a bad idea to use A good VPNand although we have several free options that do not work badly, none of them yields as well as surfshark, One of the best options we have available. It’s nothing expensive, but now we have it at a very good price: only 2.19 euros a month. Surfshark Starter Subscription – Monthly * Some price may have changed from the last review Surfshark is the ideal solution to increase the security of our data It is not uncommon to seek information about today and see that there has been a new hacking. This is something that is the order of the dayeven in social networks, where there are few cases of users who suffer robberies of information through them (and in the most serious cases, the total theft of the account). With a VPN, we are winning an extra layer of privacy and safety, whether we use it from our mobile phone and from the PC. In that sense, use surfshark It allows us to maintain the privacy of our IP addresssince it prevents hackers or any entity from monitoring our activity on the Internet. In addition, when using a VPN in our usual use on social networks, we can also have another series of advantages. For example, Tiktok shows us content based on our geolocation, so using surfshark can allow us to discover What kind of videos are popular in other areas of the worldsomething suitable for creators. Eye, Because this plan brings much more withsuch as an advertisement blocker and emerging cookies windows, a generator of personal details and a masked email generator. And all this without counting that we do not have a limited number of devices in which to use surfshark. The usual price of surfshark VPN is 4.85 euros per month, so we would be paying more than 58 euros in a year. If we take advantage of the offer we have available right now, we will only pay 2.19 euros A month, so a full year would cost us just over 26 euros. And be careful because it also comes with three additional months of gift. Some of the links of this article are affiliated and can report a benefit to Xataka. In case of non -availability, offers may vary. Image | Surfshark In Xataka | Why it is dangerous to connect to public wifis and what you should do to protect yourself In Xataka | The best solutions to protect your data and your company’s computer equipment

end of anonymity on social networks and transparent algorithms

January 23, 2025 by usatoday24

The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, has just proposed in Davos to end anonymity on social networks, and that their owners be criminally responsible for the content published on them, according to the live coverage he is doing. The Country of the Forum. Why is it important. The proposal, which at the moment is nothing more than that, seeks to stop the toxic effect of networks on democracy, according to Sánchez. The context. Sánchez has accused the platform owners of wanting to “have political power by undermining our democratic institutions.” His plan includes three main measures: End anonymity on social networks. Force transparency of algorithms. Criminal liability for owners. Between the lines. The proposal is striking but not entirely new. A few months ago, the Spanish Prosecutor’s Office proposed ending anonymity to investigate hate crimesin a reissue of the Gag Law who has been with us for years. To a similar extent, Italy approved a law a few days ago which requires identification in order to publish restaurant reviews, with the intention of tackling the problem of fake reviews. The obstacles. The technical implementation, as has been discussed with each proposal similar to this one, represents a significant challenge. public networks, VPNs or the Tor browser These are the most common ways to bypass this type of identity checks. We have a similar precedent with the ‘pajaporte‘in Spain: its scope, very limitedis another example of the complexity of regulating identity on the Internet. In perspective. Although the political will seems clear, we do not know to what extent this measure is planned to be implemented as such, and to what extent it is little more than a probe balloon… although it is not the first time we have heard such an idea. “Just as the owner of a restaurant is responsible if his customers are poisoned, the owners must be responsible if their networks poison the public debate,” Sánchez argued in Davos. Go deeper. The proposal will reach the European Council, where Sánchez will seek for states to “regain control” so that social networks help democracy instead of endangering it. The initiative poses a dilemma between network regulation, privacy and freedom of expression. And what emerges from here will be what shapes the Internet of tomorrow. In Xataka | Being asked for a copy of the DNI is now common. This is how the Police recommend modifying it before sharing it Featured image | Moncloa

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