If your internet provider is actually throttling your internet speeds, a VPN is one of the only ways to get around it. While your ISP can still throttle VPN traffic, the VPN will encrypt that traffic ...

ISP throttling during peak hours creates artificial slowdowns to push premium plan upgrades, not genuine network congestion ...

The Internet has become a critical utility, similar to electricity and water. However, where it strongly differs is in its lack of transparency. This is about to change as the demand for greater ...

Let’s be honest: not one of us loves our internet service provider (ISP). I wish it weren’t so, but ISPs have some of the worst reputations in the entire tech industry. But my own situation wasn’t ...

If you only have one or two devices on during the day and only one or two internet users working remotely, browsing the web, streaming or gaming at a time, you should be safe with 150 to 300Mbps.

There’s no question that the arena for business internet service is competitive in the Twin Cities. Because internet service ...