The Traveler’s Guide to Internet Safety in 2025

Traveling in 2025 exposes your phone to public Wi-Fi attacks, hotel network monitoring, SIM-based identity tracking, and censorship. This guide shows travelers how modern threats work and how to protect their data, identity, and privacy worldwide.

5 Apps That Collect the Most Data in 2025 (And How to Protect Yourself)

Modern apps & platforms has become powerful data engines: they silently track your location, contacts, browsing activity, device fingerprint, biometrics, purchase history, and in-app behavior. Much of this information is shared with advertisers, data brokers, analytics firms, and even AI model trainers. Explore the top 5 apps that collect the most data in 2025, and what you can still do to protect yourself.

2025 VPN Guide: Free vs Paid VPNs Explained

Free VPNs are useful but paid VPNs offer real privacy, speed, and advanced protocols like QUIC. Here’s what’s worth it in 2025.

Fingerprinting in 2025: what is it and how to bypass

Cookies are fading, but tracking hasn’t stopped, it’s evolved. Fingerprinting quietly identifies you by the details your device reveals: your screen size, hardware, fonts, even how you scroll. Check this article to see how modern tracking works and how to bypass it smartly.

Global Verification

From the EU’s Digital Services Act to the UK’s Online Safety Act and new U.S. state laws, mandatory age verification is transforming the internet. While intended to protect children, these systems risk eroding privacy and anonymity online. As surveillance grows, privacy-first solutions like CyberKonekt’s VPN Toolkit show there’s still a way to stay safe, anonymous, and in control.

5 everyday habits that put your privacy at risk

You don’t need to be hacked to lose your privacy: most of us give it away every day. From free Wi-Fi to autofill forms and “safe” browsers, ordinary online habits make it easy for companies and trackers to follow your every move. Here are 5 common mistakes that put your data at risk and how to fix them fast with smarter, privacy-first tools.