With the tvOS 17 update, Apple TV now supports native VPN apps. Today, NordVPN launches its VPN app for Apple TV, allowing simple on-device setup to connect to its swarm of fast and secure servers.

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Apple’s recently released tvOS 17 update allows for native VPN apps and big-name providers are wasting no time. ExpressVPN dropped an app a couple of weeks ago and now the same is true of one of its ...

Quantum computers are the future, and a near-term future at that. They will be exponentially more powerful than the computers we have today and will allow us to make huge potential leaps forward in ...

NordVPN is already a great VPN for Android, and now the company aims to warn you about spam calls on mobile devices. Moe enjoys making technical content digestible and fun. As a writer and editor for ...

NordVPN has just released a new Linux VPN app with a full graphical user interface (GUI) A GUI Linux VPN app makes privacy more accessible for Linux users, thanks to rich visual elements To install ...

NordVPN has held the #1 spot in our VPN testing for some time now. It’s got everything, from strong core VPN features to a full suite of extra cybersecurity tools, fast connection speeds, and ...

NordVPN has announced that customers can now enjoy the popular virtual private network on a new device — the Apple TV. Previously, NordVPN customers could only utilize the VPN on their Apple TV by ...

NordVPN has integrated post-quantum cryptography into its Linux application, marking an early adoption of this technology in the consumer VPN market. This move addresses growing concerns about the ...

NordVPN has launched a Scam Call Protection feature for Android users in the US. It flags suspicious numbers using metadata, without listening to or storing call content. The feature works on any ...

Have you heard of quantum computing? If not, imagine a computer more powerful than any you've ever experienced. Now, imagine how much faster that computer could crack passwords, hack into networks, ...