Whenever a new version of iOS is released, we're excited to take a look at the new features and see all the things we can do to make TunnelBear even better. In preparation for the release, we’ve been working hard to make sure your Bear is ready for your »

In our ongoing effort to stay transparent and open, we’d like to explain an often misunderstood feature of TunnelBear VPN. If you look in the “Preferences” drop-down of your TunnelBear app, you’ll find a checkbox that turns GhostBear on and off. This feature helps disguise your encrypted data »

The acronym DNS might not be one you hear everyday, but it’s one of the key technologies that makes the Internet easy to use. Since you use DNS every time you visit a website, knowing who your DNS provider is and what they do with your DNS information is »

We’re evolving TunnelBear into a ferocious protector of online privacy. Today, we’re announcing we’ve made TunnelBears claws just a little bit bigger. It’s a new OSX/PC feature we call “Vigilant” that is designed to keep your location and data private in the brief seconds while »

Today, we’re releasing a new feature called “Closest Tunnel”. It’s part of our continuous effort to make TunnelBear the best mammal on the Internet for private browsing. The Closest Tunnel option is at the bottom of the country selection menu in the OSX and PC apps. Sorry iOS »