>A VPN extends a private network across a public network, and enables users to send and receive data across shared or public networks as if their computing devices were directly connected to the private network. Applications running across the VPN may therefore benefit from the functionality, security, and management of the private network. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_private_network
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Is a VPN useless if you don't pay for it using monero or some shit? Seems like a hassle
Julian Johnson
botnet
Jack Barnes
It's a botnet that protects your privacy.
Levi Cox
Mull vad cash in mail
Evan Howard
technology and privacy are incompatible concepts
Joshua Richardson
I've started using torguard recently, it's pretty nice.
Also, anyone tether through a vpn on android?
Right now I have to
- Start tether - Connect to hotspot - Start vpn -Start an android vpn-tethering enabling app
There has to be an easier way, right?
Connor Cox
>Paying for a VPN Rent a VPS and set up your own VPN instead, it'll cost you less and you'll get a full box on top.
Android has built in VPN support you doofus
Aiden Moore
Did you even read the post?
Android won't let you tether over a vpn by default.
Hence the procedure I have to do.
>VPS is cheaper
Most VPSes care about getting cease and desists, and the ones that don't are expensive.
Anthony Sanders
Wait, is NordVPN considered shit tier nowadays?
Jayden Robinson
How is this?
Parker Williams
I don't think so, I have good experience with them, however, I've only been using it since September.
Jayden Taylor
Currently have an OpenVPN server with Obfsproxy running on my gigabit speed VPS. Works amazing, can't complain at all.
Michael Green
VPNs are useful because it means you only send cipher text over your connection and because it obscures your IP. It does that no matter how you pay for it. If you get a VPN in a country that isn't the US they can legally ignore DMCA notices because the DMCA is a US law. If you're doing anything more illegal than torrents and you shouldn't be using a VPN for it. If you're torrenting then then you're just using it to obscure your IP. The VPN knows your IP whether you pay anonymously or not. It's really not worth the trouble to pay anonymously for what VPNs are useful for.
Cooper Russell
I came here to ask this. It had reasonably good scores in all the metrics on That One Privacy Site, so i don't really get the meme
Josiah Robinson
It's not bad but it's a meme.
Josiah Garcia
>buy VPN >all the IPs are banned here
every time.
Brody Ross
make your own
Jeremiah King
how?
Jackson Allen
OpenVPN server
Nolan Young
Google "VPN residential IP". Be prepared to pay more
