ExpressVPN validates security of its mobile apps via two external audits
New assessments provide iOS and Android users increased assurance that their privacy is protected.
Announcing ExpressVPN’s 2022 scholarship winner
Razvan Ciuca is the winner of the 2022 ExpressVPN essay competition. Read his entry and our interview with the scholarship recipient.
Ranked: Celebrities most associated with fake news
Tom Brady, Joe Rogan, and Elon Musk top the list in our research on celebrity names that appear alongside the term “fake news” on social media.
Survey: How much time do you waste resetting your passwords?
A recent survey by ExpressVPN explores how often people forget their passwords and how much time they waste resetting them—time that could be better spent boosting mental and physical well-being.
ExpressVPN confirms security of its desktop apps with 3 new independent...
Cure53 performed penetration tests and source code audits of our macOS and Linux desktop apps, while F-Secure reviewed our Windows v12 app.
ExpressVPN’s protections examined in 2 new independent audits, by KPMG and...
Read the full reports on our Privacy Policy protections and server technology security.
New Android app security features give ExpressVPN users even more control
We added the option to disable screenshots of ExpressVPN, as well as warnings about old operating systems and vulnerable devices.
ExpressVPN now runs natively on Apple silicon Macs (M1 and M2)
Our app works even more seamlessly on the newest Mac computer models, allowing users to enjoy a performance boost along with lower battery consumption.
Secrets we keep from our friends but share with Google
From looking up words to checking physical ailments, our survey reveals the online queries that people are embarrassed for others to know.
ExpressVPN is even faster with new 10Gbps servers
We’re making huge upgrades to our hardware to enable both faster connections for our customers and faster improvements by our engineers.
