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Sorry, might be a dumb question, but isn't this simply a matter of encrypting your packets or using a VPN?
by kebman 4y ago
Sorry, might be a dumb question, but isn't this simply a matter of encrypting your packets or using a VPN?
- negus 4y agoYou certainly can pass all blocked traffic through VPN. But this is a cheaper (and because of that is more scalable) way to pass through.
- kebman 4y agoSorry, wouldn't that simply constitute security by obscurity?
- psydvl 4y agoDefault user just want to access blocked resources. Free VPN... Can we trust them? Paid VPN are paid.
- witrak 4y ago>Free VPN... Can we trust them? Paid VPN are paid. Paid VPNs are paid. Can we trust them more?
- neurostimulant 4y agoPeople who live in a country with strict censorship often can't pay foreign vpn company due to the lack of payment processors support. Can't pay with visa/mastercard if you live in Russia or Iran.
- ValdikSS 4y agoSeveral issues: * VPNs are mostly not free, and with current situation in Russia, you can't easily pay for the Europe/US service due to absent Visa/MC service * Popular VPN providers are getting blocked in Russia recently * For the major websites, such as Instagram and Twitter, VPN access almost instantly triggers additional checks, cellphone number validation, account block, etc. * VPN connection increases latency and reduces speed While GoodbyeDPI is free and autonomous. AND it can unblock VPNs, too! For example, the latest build can unblock blocked ProtonVPN by inserting fake TLS packet during OpenVPN TCP handshake.