The best Chrome extensions for secure and productive browsing in 2026
Which Chrome extensions are worth trying? We asked some of ExpressVPN’s employees what’s added on to their Chrome browsers.
Internet censorship explained: What it is and how it works
Censorship is no longer limited to history books or a few countries—it increasingly affects users around the world, including...
Why removing your data from Google is only half the battle
Removing your data from Google is a start, but it’s still out there. Here’s how to erase it from the internet for good.
Google’s personal data removal tools: What they are and how to...
Google lets you erase your data from search, but data brokers still have it. Here’s how to take back full control.
What you need to know about Google’s new email alias system
Google's upcoming Shielded Email feature aims to protect your inbox with temporary aliases. But how will it handle your data?
Private browser: Your best options for online privacy
We look at Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Tor, and more. How well does yours rank in terms of security and privacy? Find out in this ranking!
How to use Chrome extensions on iPad
For many people, using Chrome extensions is a way of life—which makes using an iPad all the more frustrating....
Google Chrome vs. Firefox: Which is the better browser in 2026?
Here's what you need to know about these two popular browsers.
Explainer: Google settles class-action lawsuit over Incognito mode
Chrome’s Incognito mode doesn’t prevent Google from tracking you—and users sued over it. Here are the terms Google agreed to in a settlement.
What is Incognito mode, and is it safe?
Even in Incognito mode, your privacy is not guaranteed—as highlighted by recently settled lawsuit against Google.
