I lived abroad for several years and did OpenVPN from my tablet to US server of my own + default route over tunnel + NAT out other wide. An HTTP proxy is much t

I lived abroad for several years and did OpenVPN from my tablet to US server of my own + default route over tunnel + NAT out other wide. An HTTP proxy is much too transparent, and wouldn't have allowed me to watch Hulu+ past a certain point. I assume that's still an option, as long as one's server isn't from a known VPS provider/farm or what have you. Although, frankly, the whole thing is pretty ridiculous. I had a home in the US, a permanent address in the US, a US credit card from a US bank and with a US billing address, and derived all of my income in the US. My outrage at geographic content licencing altogether notwithstanding, I was a US customer and should be able to watch shows wherever I damn well please without resorting to such measures.