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> And for actual privacy on untrusted networks, nothing beats a VPN, except possibly not using hostile networks. Except that using a VPN then funnels _all_ of
by dagenix 7y ago
> And for actual privacy on untrusted networks, nothing beats a VPN, except possibly not using hostile networks.
Except that using a VPN then funnels _all_ of your traffic through a single server which is ideally placed to monitor your browsing activity. And, VPN providers tend to be quite hard to evaluate for their trustworthiness.
- rocqua 7y agoYou can always run your own trusted VPN, either at home or at a rented box.
- rasz 7y agoVPN providers also mysteriously tend to be mostly China owned.
- Jonnax 7y agoGo to AWS make an EC2 instance. Configure it as a VPN. It's simple to do.
- samantohermes 7y agoRiseup VPN is good, and doesn't need an account.