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A quick round up of everything that’s happening at Reclaim this month.
We are excited to join in celebrating one of the most important pieces of open knowledge infrastructure worldwide as Wikipedia turns 25!
Hear from Reclaim community members on this week’s Reclaim TV stream as
We wish all our customers and community a Happy New Year 2026!
Removal of PHP 7.3 & 7.4: We will fully remove PHP 7.3 from our cPanel servers by January 5th. for Shared Hosting customers, as well
This is our final round up of the year, so thank you for reading. Look out for a fresh look newsletter at the beginning of 2026!
Some people might think Reclaim Hosting is just posing with its VHS-and-vinyl aesthetic across our website. I’m here to disabuse you of any such notions: we take our retro media culture seriously at Reclaim. So seriously, in fact, that we took time out of our very busy holiday
Welcome to your quick mid-month summary of all things important & upcoming across our community.
The festive season is nearly upon us, and to celebrate we’re bringing you “twelve days of blogging” advent!
We have a lot of fun posts planned for the days between today
In this series of posts we showcase each of our winners, inviting you to explore their inspiring projects and hear from the voices of tomorrow that will help shape the web for the next generation.
Here is a quick reminder of upcoming changes, which will affect Shared Hosting customers, as well as sites hosted on Domain of One’s Own and Managed cPanel servers.
A big thank you to everyone who took part in Reclaim Open at the start of November and helped make the conference such a wonderfully rich event! Dive into the conference highlights with our series of free ReclaimOpen25 Rewind events and meet the winners of our inaugural Student Showcase.
A vulnerability of a common Wordpress plugin has been identified. In this post we link to more information and what to do next.
According to this post on the National Vulnerability Database maintained by NIST, “the W3 Total Cache WordPress plugin before 2.8.13 is
