If you’re using Hola, a free virtual private network (VPN) that lets you stream things like Netflix abroad, you need to stop immediately. The company behind Hola is turning your computer into a node ...

VPN service Hola, which can unblock region-locked websites and streaming channels, has been accused of selling its subscribers' internet bandwidth, creating a backdoor that can be used by hackers to ...

Free virtual private network (VPN) service Hola, available as a popular Chrome extension, is well-known among users who frequently like to watch videos and TV shows from other countries that location ...

Sometimes a free service isn’t really free and you can end up paying for it in unexpected ways. If you’re running the Chrome extension Hola Better Internet or the Firefox add-on Hola Unblocker, well, ...

Hola, an Israeli company that develops a browser plug-in promoted heavily as a means to bypass region locks on Web-based content and anonymous surfing, faced a considerable amount of backlash last ...

As the saying goes, you get what you pay for. According to TorrentFreak, users of Hola's free VPN claim that the company has been taking advantage of their connections. Hola isn't denying it. The ...

There are no free meals in this world and Hola users could discover the bitter truth the hard way. Are you using the free Hola virtual private network (VPN)? Then you're in trouble as you've made ...

UPDATE 4.6.2015 10.46GMT: Clarifications by Vectra. Hola's VPN network has been described as "an ideal platform" for executing targeted cyberattacks by security researchers looking into Hola's ...

There's no such thing as a free lunch, as the saying goes, and that's something that people using the Hola free VPN are now learning. The service, it has emerged, has been selling domestic users ...

Hola is a VPN provider that purports to offer its users freedom from censorship, a way to access geoblocked content, and anonymous browsing. The service claims that more than 47 million people are ...