Mark your calendars for September 12th, 2024! It’s National Video Game Day! No-IP’s reliable services ensure you can game without interruption or lag.
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Happy World WiFi Day! Bridging the Digital Divide with No-IP
Join us in celebrating World WiFi Day! At No-IP, we are passionate about creating a more connected and inclusive world for all.
Continue ReadingSquarespace DDNS Ends after Google Domains Acquisition
Don’t let the recent acquisition of Google Domains by Squarespace disrupt your online presence. No-IP offers services tailored to meet your needs.
Continue ReadingThe Darkside to Cloud Storage
The illusion of security in cloud storage can be shattered by recent cyber attacks, but there is a solution. Take control and protect your data.
Continue ReadingBeware of Security Camera Breaches
Check out our blog where we break down some very public security camera breaches that could’ve been prevented with the help of DDNS.
Continue ReadingNo Cloud, No Problems: Why Dynamic DNS Reigns Supreme Over Cloud Applications
Dan Durrer, our Founder and CEO, explains why Dynamic DNS outshines cloud applications in his latest article for Cyber Defense Magazine.
Continue ReadingEnd of an Era: Saying Goodbye to Internet Explorer
While the retirement of Internet Explorer marks the end of an era, it also represents a new chapter in the evolution of web browsers. As technology continues to advance, we can expect to see new web browsers emerge and evolve, providing users with even better and more secure ways to access and interact with the internet.
Continue ReadingJoin No-IP in Support of the Open Internet, Again.
Are we really here again? It seems like just a few short years ago we were at battle to keep our Internet. Now, here we are again. People that don’t understand the technology behind it are trying to change the Internet as we know it. At No-IP, we believe strongly in the right to an open
Continue ReadingLosing a Domain: What it Means for Your Company and Users
Last week, a router manufacturer lost access to two of its customer-facing domains. They use these domains to give their customers access to their router configurations. The reason for the loss was a simple oversight; the company did not remember to renew their domain names in time. When they realized the error, it was already
Continue ReadingAppeals Court Upholds Net Neutrality in 2-1 Vote
Yesterday, the United States Court of Appeals voted in a 2-1 margin to uphold Net Neutrality, making Internet service a utility. This new ruling will help prevent Internet Service Providers from slowing down or blocking Internet content to consumers. “After a decade of debate and legal battles, today’s ruling affirms the commission’s ability to enforce the
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