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Using a public Wi-Fi as an argument for VPN in a point of history when you can hardly find a site without https is getting ridiculous.
by Hitton 7y ago
Using a public Wi-Fi as an argument for VPN in a point of history when you can hardly find a site without https is getting ridiculous.
- kibwen 7y agoHTTPS still reveals the domain you've requested, which is an important piece of information to keep private. In the absence of encrypted DNS I'll take the VPN knowing my domain history instead.
- Hitton 7y agoI can't see any reasonable threat model which makes an attacker on public wi-fi seeing someone accessing particular domain more dangerous than ISP or VPN provider seeing same.