Our Commitment to Accessibility
Here at Private Internet Access (PIA), our products are built upon a commitment to protecting people’s right to online privacy and to championing digital freedom for all. We include in…
Product Updates
Unlimited Device Connections Now on PIA VPN? Yes, Please!
Using one VPN for multiple devices is nice, but what if one VPN subscription could cover all your online devices? Think about it, you’d have complete privacy protection for your…
Why Smart Speaker Privacy Might Be the Next Big Data Collection Scandal
It was over five years ago that we first warned about an imminent invasion of “listening, eavesdropping, spying things” in the form of so-called “smart” speakers. The cosy term “smart”…
Quality or Quantity? Why Server Count Doesn’t Matter As Much As You Think
Despite what marketing would have you believe, server number doesn’t matter as much as you think in the world of VPNs. Numbers provide a much more graspable idea to potential…
Behind the Scenes Exclusive: PIA’s 50 Servers in 50 States Campaign
On July 4th this year, Private Internet Access joined the US in celebrating a momentous occasion. It was Independence Day, of course, but also the day we deployed server locations…
Introducing Private Internet Access’ Bug Bounty for VPN Vulnerabilities
Private Internet Access’ main mission has always been to create a safe internet where you can browse, stream, game, download, and anything in between without privacy concerns. We’ve worked tirelessly…
How We Made the Best Split Tunneling for Our VPN
Imagine being able to stream your local Netflix library while rerouting the rest of your traffic through a server halfway across the world. Most VPNs force you to route everything through…
PIA’s NextGen Servers – How Colocated Servers Improve Our Infrastructure
Private Internet Access is designed with online security in mind. From our open-source apps to a successful independent server audit, we’re committed to safeguarding your data and to securing your…
How We Built One of the Best Linux Apps in the Industry
Pop culture makes it seem like Linux is still some niche operating system used by hackers and tech gurus. Well… that’s somewhat true, but that doesn’t mean only tech savvy…