Brit’s fear privacy breaches despite Online Safety Act

Although the UK's Online Safety Act has made significant strides in holding online platforms accountable for harmful content, new research reveals a concerning gap in personal cybersecurity awareness among British internet users. The study from AstrillVPN analysed search data from Google Keyword Planner to identify the privacy concerns most frequently searched by Britons. The results show password security and anonymous browsing are currently dominating the public’s attention. Data breach checking site Have I Been Pwned tops the chart, attracting more than 67,000 monthly searches. Incognito mode comes next prompting over 38,000 searches, with privacy focused Tor browser in third place… [Continue Reading]