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It seems to me that the largest problem with this type of service, however it's dressed up, is on the VPN endpoint. We could argue forever about which transpor
by dedward 15y ago
It seems to me that the largest problem with this type of service, however it's dressed up, is on the VPN endpoint. We could argue forever about which transport is easier/has more security/etc - but if the VPN endpoint is not extremely secure, resistant to subpoena, etc - then it's not all that useful over a regular homebrew vpn.
- davepeck 15y agoIt depends on your needs. If you have the tools and skillset to set up and maintain your own endpoint, and you're willing to spend the time to do so (or you believe you can only trust it if you do so) then no VPN provider like us makes sense. We think there are a lot of people who don't fit into this category. (Also: it's on our roadmap to let users create arbitrary secure networks with Cloak [aka connect multiple clients together rather than run through our endpoint.] It's not exactly the first thing on our roadmap, but we'll get there ;-)
- X-Istence 15y agoThat second item mentioned in the parens, reminds me of Hamachi...