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CES brought a crowd of security companies all trying to impress with new cameras, sensors and locks. However, what really caught my attention is...
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Installing a virtual private network (VPN) on an iPhone or iPad is easy. The days are gone when Apple users had to be content with the leavings from the Windows ecosystem — in 2026, all the best VPN services have secure, user-friendly iOS apps on par with every other platform. If you've decided to add a VPN to your iPhone to stay anonymous online and change your virtual location, you've got plenty of great choices.
Since you're here, chances are you're familiar with the benefits of using a VPN, including security on public Wi-Fi and the ability to explore streaming libraries in other countries. But you may still be daunted by the process of actually choosing, installing and configuring a VPN on your iPhone.
In this article, I'll walk you through the steps, including how to configure a VPN manually without going through a service. Check out my how to use a VPN piece for more general information.
How to choose an iPhone VPNOne of the trickiest parts of installing an iPhone VPN is picking the right service. That brings us to our first pro tip: Don't just go to the App Store and search on "VPN." That will simply front-load whichever vendor(s) are paying for top placement (note the little "Ad" icon) as well as a laundry list of free services that come with big caveats. There are dozens of mobile VPNs out there, and many of them don't put the user first (for example, I reported last year on popular VPNs that
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As we wait for a second trailer for the upcoming 'Star Wars' movie, a new photo has arrived.
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Ring unveiled AI alerts, Active Warnings, a Ring Appstore, Fire Watch wildfire tools, and new hub-free Sidewalk sensors at CES 2026. Updates roll out in 2026.
The post Ring Rolls Out AI-Powered Security Tools and Hub-Free Sensors at CES 2026 appeared first on eWEEK.
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