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For the nerds among us this shouldn't be too hard. A Virtual Private Server can be rented for a few dollars a month. I have seen examples that charge less than
by PietdeVries 10y ago
For the nerds among us this shouldn't be too hard. A Virtual Private Server can be rented for a few dollars a month. I have seen examples that charge less than $4 for unlimited bandwidth.
Install VPN software on the server and become your own VPN provider. On your home router you can setup a point-to-point VPN connection and you're done - all traffic encrypted and bypassing your local telco.
I assume that network-providers are not included in this legislation though...
- andrewSC 10y agoMind divulging on some VPS providers? The one I've been looking at closely is https://www.vultr.com/ https://www.vultr.com/ Their $2.50/month plan fits me well as my monthly traffic across all my devices (and home) is roughly 100GB. Pair that with https://github.com/trailofbits/algo https://github.com/trailofbits/algo and it's a reasonable setup.
- fny 10y agoI'm a fan of RamNode. I've been using them since they launched a few years ago without a hiccup.
- Spivak 10y agoThere is one issue that your traffic is typically flagged as originating from a VPS provider and you might end up getting denied or have to do annoying challenges. Still worth it but it's something to consider.
- boromi 10y agowhat's a good vpn software to install on a server?