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how-to-watch15 days ago•72 min saved

Turkey vs Romania World Cup Playoff: Free Streams and Global TV Coverage

TechRadar outlines how to watch the Turkey vs Romania World Cup 2026 playoff around the world: Turkey’s TV8 offers a free stream, and France’s L'Équipe Live Foot does the same; in the US you can watch via FS2 or ViX (with Sling’s Sports Extra or Fox One); the UK coverage is on Prime Video as a PPV (£2.49); Canada streams on DAZN; Australia via Stan Sport. NordVPN is recommended for viewers traveling abroad. Kickoff is 1pm ET / 5pm GMT on Mar 26, and the winner advances to a playoff against Slovakia or Kosovo.

via TechRadar|

#football #how-to-watch #streaming

technology17 days ago•4 min saved

Firefox Adds Free Browser-Only VPN With 50GB Monthly Cap

Firefox 149 adds a free built-in browser VPN that routes only Firefox traffic through a secure proxy, offers 50GB per month per Mozilla account, supports per-site activation, notifies you as you near the limit, and is rolling out in the U.S., U.K., Germany, and France alongside other updates and security fixes.

via BleepingComputer|

#built-in #data-limit #firefox

technology18 days ago•2 min saved

Firefox 149 Debuts Linux XDG File Picker, JPEG-XL Decoder, and Free VPN

Firefox 149 brings several improvements, including faster PDF handling and a move to a memory-safe JPEG-XL decoder (jxl-rs), though this JPEG-XL change is currently kept to nightly builds and not in the stable release. On Linux, Firefox now defaults to the XDG portal file picker (with GTK3 fallback); users can download images from PDFs via the context menu, and HTTP/3 uploads are more robust. The release also features updated error pages, new developer APIs, and a built-in free VPN offering up to 50 GB per month. Binaries are available from Mozilla’s FTP site.

via Phoronix|

#firefox #jpeg-xl #linux

technology20 days ago•26 min saved

Firefox Unveils Built-In VPN, Split View, Tab Notes, and Mascot Kit

Mozilla’s Firefox 149 will include a free built-in VPN (50 GB/month in the US, France, Germany and the UK) starting March 24, plus two new features—Split View and Tab Notes—while also introducing a new mascot named Kit, all as part of Mozilla’s push for privacy and open web standards.

via Slashdot|

#firefox #mozilla #split-view

cycling21 days ago•59 min saved

Milan-San Remo 2026: Where to Watch Live Across the World

Milan-San Remo 2026 is covered worldwide with region-specific rights: UK TNT Sports/Discovery+; US HBO Max/Max via Amazon Prime; Canada FloBikes; Australia SBS (free) and Italy’s RAI (free). The men’s race runs March 21 from 10:00 to 16:55 local time (Pavia to San Remo) and the women’s 10:40–14:29. Free options include SBS (Australia) and RAI (Italy); VPNs are suggested to watch your usual service from abroad.

via Cyclingnews|

#cycling #live-streams #milan-san-remo

technology23 days ago•2 min saved

Firefox 149 Adds Free Built-In VPN for Browser Traffic

Mozilla will roll out a free, built-in browser VPN with Firefox 149, starting March 24, 2026, routing only browser traffic through a proxy to mask IPs with 50GB/month in the US, France, Germany, and the UK; it is browser-only, phased in-region, and Mozilla has not disclosed the provider, aligning with its privacy-first stance.

via CyberInsider|

#browser #data-minimization #firefox

how-to-watch1 month ago•54 min saved

India vs New Zealand: Free streams and TV guide for the 2026 T20 World Cup final

India face New Zealand in Ahmedabad to decide the T20 World Cup 2026, with free streams via ICC.tv (select countries) and Tamasha (Pakistan); NordVPN can unlock streams from abroad. US viewers can use Willow TV; UK viewers can watch on Sky Sports or NOW Sports; India’s coverage is on Star Sports/Hotstar; NZ on Sky Go/Now; Australia on Prime Video; SA on SuperSport; Pakistan on Tamasha. The final starts at 7pm local time in India (8:30am ET/5:30am PT in the US; 1:30pm GMT).

via TechRadar|

#how-to-watch #india #new-zealand

sports1 month ago•53 min saved

India vs West Indies T20 World Cup 2026: Free streams and country-by-country viewing guide

This TechRadar guide explains how to watch India vs West Indies in the T20 World Cup 2026, listing free streams (ICC.tv in select regions and Tamasha in Pakistan) and country-specific options (UK: Sky Sports/ NOW, US: Willow TV/Sling, India: Star Sports/JioHotstar, Australia: Prime Video, New Zealand: Sky Sport, South Africa: SuperSport, Pakistan: Tamasha). It also covers VPN tips to bypass geo-blocks, timing (March 1, 1:30pm GMT / 8:30am ET at Eden Gardens), and the match’s importance as a Super 8 clash whose winner advances to the semi-finals. VPN promotions and streaming caveats are included to help viewers access the games from abroad.

via TechRadar|

#cricket #free-streams #india-vs-west-indies

world1 month ago•5 min saved

US mulls 'freedom.gov' portal to counter censorship in Europe

The U.S. State Department is developing an online portal called freedom.gov to let people in Europe and other regions view content blocked by local governments, potentially with a VPN function; the plan, led by Sarah Rogers, was expected to be unveiled at a security conference but was delayed, and some lawyers have raised concerns about censorship circumvention and diplomatic tension with Europe.

via Reuters|

#censorship #eu-regulation #freedomgov

technology1 month ago•2 min saved

UK to fast-track online access controls to protect minors

Prime Minister Keir Starmer seeks broader powers to regulate internet access to shield children from online risks, including an Australian-style ban for under-16s and faster action via amendments to crime and child-protection laws; the package also expands prohibitions on creating sexualised images with AI, and may include VPN age checks, raising privacy and free-speech concerns amid rapid tech change.

via Reuters|

#internet-regulation #online-safety #starmer

sports1 month ago•76 min saved

India vs Pakistan 2026: How to stream the T20 World Cup clash for free worldwide

Tom’s Guide outlines where to watch India vs Pakistan in the 2026 T20 World Cup, with free options like ICC.tv in select countries and country-specific broadcasts (Willow TV via Sling in the US, Sky Sports in the UK, Prime Video in Australia, Star Sports/JioHotstar in India, PTV Sports in Pakistan, and TV Supreme in Sri Lanka). For viewers outside these regions, a VPN can unblock streams (NordVPN is recommended). The match is on Sunday, February 15 at 7 p.m. IST / 8:30 a.m. ET / 1:30 p.m. GMT, and the article notes potential regional restrictions and the VPN-use disclaimer while highlighting the rivalry and team form ahead of kickoff.

via Tom's Guide|

#free-streaming #india-vs-pakistan #sports

entertainment2 months ago•87 min saved

How to stream the Super Bowl 2026 replay for free in the US

The article explains how to watch a free replay of Super Bowl 2026 in the USA by using YouTube TV’s 10‑day free trial to access NBC’s broadcast, notes the post‑trial pricing and cancellation options, and suggests using a VPN (NordVPN) to watch from outside the US. It also mentions additional free streams in the UK, Australia, and New Zealand and includes standard affiliate/promotional disclosures.

via Tom's Guide|

#entertainment #nordvpn #super-bowl-2026

sports2 months ago•66 min saved

AO 2026 Final: Watch Alcaraz vs Djokovic Live Streams from Anywhere

A guide to watching the Australian Open 2026 final between Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic, detailing free-to-air and streaming options by region (US/UK/Canada/Australia) and VPN tips to bypass geo-restrictions.

via Tom's Guide|

#alcaraz #australian-open #djokovic

sports2 months ago•56 min saved

AO 2026 Final: How to Stream Alcaraz vs Djokovic from Anywhere

TechRadar maps global ways to watch the Australian Open 2026 men’s final between Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic, detailing free Australian coverage on 9Now, US broadcasts ESPN and the Tennis Channel (with trials), UK coverage via TNT Sports/Discovery+, Canada’s TSN, Australia’s Stan/9Now options, New Zealand’s Sky Sport Now, and European coverage on Eurosport, plus VPN tips (e.g., NordVPN) to bypass geo‑blockers and access your home stream, including notes on pricing and trials.

via TechRadar|

#alcaraz #australian-open-2026 #djokovic

sports2 months ago•3 min saved

Stream Djokovic vs Alcaraz AO Final for Free Using VPN and 9Now

This guide explains how to watch the Djokovic–Alcaraz Australian Open final for free by using a VPN to unblock 9Now (Australia’s channel): sign up for a free 9Now account, connect to an Australian VPN server (NordVPN recommended), and stream in HD with English commentary. It notes geo‑restrictions abroad and how a VPN can bypass them, mentions a 30‑day money‑back guarantee, and also covers premium streaming options as pricier alternatives.

via Gizmodo|

#9now #alcaraz #australian-open