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The VPN Store is a modern, fast growing business dedicated to providing Anonymity, Security and Privacy to our clients on the internet. The VPN Store, is an international business aiming to provide VPN services to as many countries as possible. HeroVPN was created to address the increasing infringement in areas of privacy by ISP's and others while using the internet. The internet should be able to be used the way you want, the usage should not be filtered or censored by anyone externally.

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Tuesday 21 December 2010

Internet Neutrality - Prepare to be Blocked!


Reading the news today I noticed that Controversial new rules affecting the running of the internet are expected to be approved by US regulators today.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will vote on a principle known as net neutrality; a tenet that ensures all web traffic is treated equally. You can read the full story here.

But this comes at a time when consumers are increasingly accessing the web on smart phones, tablets, netbooks and other iDevices that use Mobile networks and turning to the internet to watch TV shows, and the new rules would allow mobile firms to block access to sites or applications that specifically compete with a carrier's voice or video services. So using Skype or other VoIP applications could be blocked by the mobile network provider.

Friday 17 December 2010

Welcome to our first blog entry.


In our blog we plan to talk about “Privacy” and “Security” on the Internet and the use of VPN’s. A VPN, for those of you who don't know, is a “Virtual Private Network” which some of you may already have come across at work. 

What a VPN allows you to do is to connect to the Internet Securely and without worrying about anyone (ISP’s, Employers, Governments, Hackers/identity thieves etc) being able to open your traffic and see what you are doing.

Back in 2008, BT was caught spying on 36,000 internet usersBT tested secret 'spyware' on tens of thousands of its broadband customers without their knowledge.


Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the British inventor and founding father of the worldwide web, said a person's data and web history are private property. 


'It's mine - you can't have it,' he added. 'If you want to use it for something, then you have to negotiate with me. I have to agree, I have to understand what I'm getting in return.'

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