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It's invaluable that someone with expertise is providing the public with this knowledge; thank you. There is too much misinformation out there. I wonder if a t
by wolverine876 4y ago
It's invaluable that someone with expertise is providing the public with this knowledge; thank you. There is too much misinformation out there.
I wonder if a tl;dr with concrete advice in non-technical language would reach a much wider audience. I know the technology professionally, I already understand almost everything in the article (that I read), and I'm not sure what you are recommending - Tor? Apple's proxy service (whatever they call it)? I think Brave offers something now? Firefox VPN?
Also, another reason "even the best system provides only limited protection" is that there are many other ways to track people. I know the article is about IP addresses, but a non-technical reader might not grasp that IPs are only one piece of a larger puzzle.
- IvyMike 4y agoNot the original author, but my blog post from last year sounds like it might be along the lines of what your looking for. It includes some specific recommendations for different use cases. https://ivymike.dev/vpn-advice-november-2021-edition.html https://ivymike.dev/vpn-advice-november-2021-edition.html