According to the 2017 Norton Wi-Fi Risk Report consumers are unable to resist a strong, free Wi-Fi signal. 60% feel their personal information is safe when using public Wi-Fi, yet 53% can’t tell the difference between a secure or unsecure public Wi-Fi network.

There is...

SafeDNS has added support for IPv6 site blocking to all of our solutions – for home, education, business, and telecom. Now all users of the SafeDNS cloud service will be able to restrict access to sites using the IPv6 protocol. 

What IPv6 is

IPv6 is the most recent...

What is Web Filtering

Web filtering is a number of techniques allowing its users to block web pages and entire sites by preventing internet browsers from loading the pages and websites. Each technique is based on a specific internet protocol.

Based on the DNS (Domain Nam...

Introduction by Friendly Wi-Fi

Friendly WiFi Partners ‘SafeLabs’ have created a ‘Child Safe’ simple to use method allowing families to connect safely to the internet. They have launched a ‘Child Safe’ VPN service, which is easily applied to any device (PC, Laptop, mobil...

Children need to be taught basics of their online safety and made to understand the reasons.

SafeLabs is a company dedicated to original research of how best to protect our children while they are online. SafeLabs uses VPN technology to redirect all Internet traffic to...

Virgin Media has been named fastest broadband provider in the UK for the 7th year in a row. Analysis from UK broadband comparison website Broadband Genie recorded an average download of 71.5Mb for Virgin Media customers - almost three times faster than its nearest chal...

What web filtering is

Web filtering is a set of techniques allowing their users to block dangerous, inappropriate and unwanted internet resources. Each technique is based on a specific internet protocol. For example, DNS filtering is based on the DNS (Domain Name System...

A freely available WiFi is a must for most cafes that often have to compete with one another to attract more guests to stay afloat. Patrons and visitors just love connecting to public WiFi, the cafes offer. People do that for a range of reasons – for working out of a c...

Public WiFi is growing everywhere, from shops, towns, restaurants and with the advancement of WiFi technology, it is becoming more the norm on public transport.

Getting from A to B, commuting to work, all takes up valuable time and having access to WiFi networks is beco...

What is DNS

To explain what DNS (Domain Name System) is, let’s resort to a very widely used metaphor – DNS is a phone book for the internet. To access a domain/site, we habitually type in the browser the necessary domain name, like nyt.com. However, to load this site on...