The listed apps are: According to the TPP report Apple removed Thunder VPN and Snap VPN from the App Store after being ...

At least five VPN apps in the App Store were found to have links to the Chinese military, according to a new report today.

The App Store hosted a number of VPN apps with ties to a Chinese military-affiliated company sanctioned by the US, with ...

A recent investigation by the Tech Transparency Project (TTP) has raised serious concerns about the privacy and security ...

An investigation by the Tech Transparency Project (TTP) into the top 100 free VPN apps on the Apple App Store found as many ...

Several VPN apps on Apple and Google’s stores are linked to Qihoo 360, a Chinese firm sanctioned by the US over military ties ...

One in five of the top one hundred free VPN apps in the US App Store were secretly owned by Chinese companies and individuals ...

After the Financial Times contacted Apple for comment, Thunder VPN and Snap VPN were pulled from its store. According to ...

Proton VPN has an excellent privacy policy as well, backed up by a recent independently verified no-logs audit. Overall, it’s an excellent free service with an easy-to-use Android app from a ...

That’s the big question. After being tipped off by the Financial Times, Apple quickly removed Thunder VPN and Snap VPN from the App Store. However, the other three are still up for grabs ...