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What Is PPTP (Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol)?1 week

💡TL;DR: Built by Microsoft back in 1995, PPTP was fast and easy then, but in 2026, its encryption and security are so completely broken that a hacker can crack your password in under a day. Microsoft officially killed it off in 2024, and modern VPNs (including Windscribe) refuse to use it. If you need speed and security today...

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We Killed Garry. He Got Better.1 week

Windscribe has had an AI support bot since before every company decided that adding a hallucinating chat bubble to its website was innovation. His name was Garry.

In 2018, Garry ran on IBM Watson, the same technology that beat humans at Jeopardy! and then moved on to the considerably harder task of explaining VPNs to people who refuse to acknowledge the existen...

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ZTNA vs VPN: The Comparison Everyone Gets Wrong1 week

💡TL;DR: Enterprise security vendors claim ZTNA replaces VPNs, but they confuse corporate remote access with personal online privacy. ZTNA limits enterprise network access to specific apps, but it doesn't protect general web traffic, hide your IP, or block ISP tracking. Consumer VPNs like

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The Travel Internet Survival Kit: VPN + eSIM3 weeks

Travel internet has three favorite tricks.

First, it gets expensive. You use your phone for maps, rideshares, translation, hotel check-in, restaurant panic-googling, and one innocent video from your group chat. Then your carrier sends a roaming bill that has way too many numbers.

Second, it gets sketchy. Airport Wi-Fi, hotel Wi-Fi, cafe Wi-Fi, train Wi-Fi, confere...

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