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Honestly, Jason is hopefully going to be thrilled Wireguard is going to be deployed to an absolutely massive scale, not even OpenVPN has been offered as a 'free
by tcd 8y ago
Honestly, Jason is hopefully going to be thrilled Wireguard is going to be deployed to an absolutely massive scale, not even OpenVPN has been offered as a 'free VPN' like this.
I'm really hoping it works out, and Cloudflare can continue to contribute their expertise working with WG. At the end of the day, this benefits everyone since OpenVPN whilst it's reliable in my experience, is just too burdensome.
I also am intrigued by the price, and features that will differ between free/pro. I suspect many VPN services over the next few years will feel the effects of this (is that why they're all rushing to add 3 year plans?)
- jgrahamc 8y agoWe'll keep our open source Rust WireGuard code up to date with our internal version. We hope to work with the WireGuard project later once the dust has settled. Warp+ will use Argo (our "Waze" of the Internet) to improve routing. It significantly improves reliability and performance. Pricing for Warp+ will vary by region/country to ensure it's appropriately affordable everywhere.
- mino 8y agoCan you talk about the details of Argo, in a blogpost or elsewhere? I'm referring to the routing logic and optimisation algos. Asked already several times in the past. I'm very curious as I've worked a lot on those specific issues. Thanks.