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At least until they overturn the net neutrality rules, too, and then the ISPs will be able to throttle VPN services to make them unusable. Or perhaps they'll as
by mtgx 10y ago
At least until they overturn the net neutrality rules, too, and then the ISPs will be able to throttle VPN services to make them unusable. Or perhaps they'll ask them to pay more for the "fast line", and VPNs may get too expensive for most people.
How do you solve the problem without policy then?
- dublinben 10y agoMesh networks? Really all these technical workarounds are just band-aids on the problem that is hostile, anticompetitive networks.
- juliangoldsmith 10y agoTechnical solutions are the way to solve this sort of problem without policy. A protocol that obfuscates your traffic, along with an unpredictable IP for the provider, would make the DPI required to throttle VPN connections very difficult and expensive.