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I've been considering setting up a slightly different VPN service — one that provides each user their own dedicated VPN server (based on my IKEv2 config script,

by gmac 9y ago

I've been considering setting up a slightly different VPN service — one that provides each user their own dedicated VPN server (based on my IKEv2 config script, https://github.com/jawj/IKEv2-setup https://github.com/jawj/IKEv2-setup). 100% vapourware web presence here: http://digitalsnorkel.net/ http://digitalsnorkel.net/ Feedback?

jwfxpr 9y ago
Who is your target market? I have used both personal VPS hosted and commercial VPN systems at various times (I currently use a commercial VPN to anonymize some traffic sometimes and bypass national-level censorship). In my understanding of the various pros and cons of those two options, I'm not sure I grasp the core value proposition that this offers. Why do I want: A) A server with fewer (one) unique user(s), and therefore traffic that is much easier to analyse; B) A service with a single static IP and geolocation; but which C) I am trusting a third party to administer. I seem to be seeing a service which offers me the biggest drawbacks of both sides. Am I missing something?