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I’ve just had an incredible few days in DC, talking to journos, government officials, agencies, policy makers, and industry collaborators about privacy, security, internet infrastructure, the latest from ExpressVPN and generally all things VPN! 

Very proud of the work that the i2Coalition is doing to educate and advocate for a safe, open internet to drive innovation - and want to shout out Christian Dawson and Ann P. Morton for facilitating such a brilliant and impactful industry fly in. 

It was intense, enlightening, informative and fun in equal measure, and I even managed to squeeze in meet ups with old friends and new colleagues and meet a bunch of excellent new people along the way.

Have you applied for a job only to be ghosted? And then you see these positions still advertised as open, even months after applying? It’s not you, and it’s a growing problem, eroding our trust in job ads.

Today PCWorld did a deep dive on the US TikTok ban—and how people might need to work around it. I had a chat with Sam Singleton, and my main takeaways were that it's still too early to tell how it could all play out, but ExpressVPN users can always be confident that we'll protect their data— because we never collect any data in the first place.

"VPNs aren't broken – #TunnelVision is being blown out of the water." This clear-eyed, informative article came out in TechRadar today – and includes commentary from both me and ExpressVPN ChiefEng Peter Membrey. 

Massive thanks to Andreas Theodorou for his thorough analysis and incisive reporting. 

https://lnkd.in/ea5WqCKh

After this week's over-egged TunnelVision headlines, it's great to see more in-depth, thoughtful reporting from Michael Kan over at PCMag. It's worth a read to get a real sense of the scale of threat that this new technique practically presents

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