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So, for the folks that consider this a security issue. Do you really want the OS to break all your existing connections when you start the VPN? Do you think t
by mrunkel 7y ago
So, for the folks that consider this a security issue.
Do you really want the OS to break all your existing connections when you start the VPN?
Do you think this is what most people expect to happen?
I would say that the great majority of VPN users use the VPN to gain access to services behind a firewall, not to disguise their location from the world.
I would guess they'd be pretty annoyed to have a file transfer interrupted that has nothing to do with the resources behind the VPN.
Seems bizarre to call this a "bug"
- ajconway 7y ago> Do you really want the OS to break all your existing connections when you start the VPN? Yes, just like when I connect to WiFi while having LTE enabled and active.
- Already__Taken 7y agoI have unlimited data, I'd very much rather the device use everything seamlessly
- ajconway 7y agoMultipath TCP or QUIC will provide us all with a seamless experience, if they ever gain adoption.