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For sharing Netflix accounts?

• fragmede 3y ago
  Arrr, it not be for Netflix.
  • tredre3 3y ago
    Tailscale isn't useful for piracy. Unless you really want your pirate traffic to always be routed through your home?
    • ezfe 3y ago
      Tailscale has Mullvad integration now, so it can be used that way too
      • nirav72 3y ago
        So the exit node can route traffic through Mullvad VPN?
        • KoftaBob 3y ago
          Yup: https://tailscale.com/blog/mullvad-integration/ https://tailscale.com/blog/mullvad-integration/
    • tshaddox 3y ago
      The idea is that you host all your pirated media from home, e.g. on a NAS running Plex or Jellyfin, and your home server can stream any of your media to any device (including transcoding it to best fit the device and connection). Tailscale isn't particularly useful for acquiring the pirated media in the first place, of course.
      • stirlo 3y ago
        How is this different to running a Plex server on your NAS and streaming directly over regular internet?
        • FloatArtifact 3y ago
          You do not punch holes through your routers firewall. There for it's is more secure as a mesh network.
    • cellu 3y ago
      I guess it’s more to be able to access the local are stack / jellyfin from everywhere?