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PIA's Sports Deal: $2.19/Month — and Why It Costs More Than Before
PIA's Watch Live Sports Securely campaign runs September 23 to October 13: 24 months plus 2 bonus at $2.19/mo (82% off) or €1.99 (81% off). The euro rate is the cheapest of the three Kape campaigns this week — but it is also about 22% dearer than PIA's own deal from two weeks ago.
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CyberGhost's Sports Deal: $2.19/Month, Up From $1.99 Two Weeks Ago
CyberGhost's Watch Live Sports Securely campaign runs September 23 to October 13: 24 months plus 2 bonus months at $2.19/mo (83% off) or €2.19 (82% off), billed $52.56. That is 20 cents a month more than the deal it replaces — and the same campaign is running at ExpressVPN and PIA, because Kape owns all three.
PureVPN's $1.99 Deal Ends September 30 — Check the Cart Total
PureVPN is promoting its Standard plan at $1.99 a month (85% off) with a free global eSIM until September 30, 2026. The percentage is honest against the $12.95 monthly list price — but it is only about 16 cents below PureVPN's everyday two-year rate, and the checkout can show a different offer entirely.
IPVanish Drops to $2.39/Month — What the 84% Off Really Means
IPVanish cut its 2-Year Essential Plan to $2.39 a month from September 23, 2026, billed as 84% off. The percentage checks out against its $14.99 monthly list price — but the change is ten cents a month, $2.40 across the whole term. Here is what you actually pay, what it buys, and the two numbers that matter more.
ExpressVPN's Live Sports Deal: 28 Months From $2.99 (Ends Oct 13)
ExpressVPN's Watch Live Sports Securely campaign runs September 23 to October 13: 24 months plus 4 bonus months, from $2.99/mo (80% off) in USD and €2.49 in EUR. Basic holds its price, but Advanced and Pro are both more expensive than the campaign they replace — all six prices, the effective cost over 28 months, and which tier is worth it outside the US.
Australia's Algorithm Opt-Out: What the Draft Law Really Promises
Australia's draft My Feed, My Way scheme would let over-16s escape the recommendation algorithm, backed by penalties up to A$109.2 million. But the draft never promises a chronological feed — and after Meta's $18 billion and TikTok's $400 million settlements, AI assistants are already repeating the same expand-first sequence.
ExpressVPN Drops Aircove for Fortify, Adds Caller ID and Vault Files
ExpressVPN retired both Aircove routers on September 16 and replaced them with Fortify, a $199.99 co-branded Wi-Fi 6 router built on GL.iNet's Flint 2 that moves VPN traffic at up to 900 Mbps. Scam-call screening in Identity Defender and file attachments in ExpressKeys landed alongside it.