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Major VPN firm pulls out of Russia, blames country’s new spy law | Ars Technica UK

Major VPN firm pulls out of Russia, blames coun ...

New UK copyright enforcement strategy: “Track down” infringers, brainwash kids – Ars Techn ...

New UK copyright enforcement strategy: “Track d ...

IPB: Privacy activists launch campaign against UK’s super-snoop law | Ars Technica UK

IPB: Privacy activists launch campaign against ...

Opera bundles free, unlimited VPN client into its browser | Ars Technica UK

Opera bundles free, unlimited VPN client into i ...

UK secret police are indiscriminately spying on millions of innocent people | Ars Technica UK

UK secret police are indiscriminately spying on ...

Planet Coaster: A theme park sim so good its developers forgot to develop it | Ars Technica UK

Planet Coaster: A theme park sim so good its de ...

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icicle Cool! :) There should be a VR version at least!

Burner phones, not encryption, kept Paris terrorists off the authorities’ radar | Ars Technica UK

Burner phones, not encryption, kept Paris terro ...

Stardew Valley review: A pastoral, contemporary escape | Ars Technica UK

Stardew Valley review: A pastoral, contemporary ...

Raspberry Pi 3 has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, 64-bit chip, still just £30 | Ars Technica UK

Raspberry Pi 3 has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, 64-bit ...

The real silly season: Formula 1’s new rules | Ars Technica UK

The real silly season: Formula 1’s new rules | ...

DirectX 12: AMD and Nvidia GPUs finally work together, but AMD still has the lead | Ars Technica UK

DirectX 12: AMD and Nvidia GPUs finally work to ...

World’s cheapest Android smartphone goes on sale: Yours for £2.50 (no, really) | Ars Technica UK

World’s cheapest Android smartphone goes on sal ...

It’s legal for GCHQ to break into computers and install spyware, tribunal rules | Ars Technica UK

It’s legal for GCHQ to break into computers and ...

64-bit iPhones and iPads get stuck in a loop when set to January 1, 1970 | Ars Technica UK

64-bit iPhones and iPads get stuck in a loop wh ...

“Huge” number of Mac apps vulnerable to hijacking, and a fix is elusive | Ars Technica UK

“Huge” number of Mac apps vulnerable to hijacki ...

Interview: Safe Harbour 2.0 will lose again, argues Max Schrems | Ars Technica UK

Interview: Safe Harbour 2.0 will lose again, ar ...

Enough of this console nonsense: It’s time to put a gaming PC in my living room | Ars Technica UK

Enough of this console nonsense: It’s time to p ...

The Town of Light: A psychological thriller with a mental health message | Ars Technica UK

The Town of Light: A psychological thriller wit ...

Pre-crime arrives in the UK: Better make sure your face stays off the crowdsourced watch list | ...

Pre-crime arrives in the UK: Better make sure y ...

European Court of Human Rights says blanket surveillance is a violation | Ars Technica UK

European Court of Human Rights says blanket sur ...