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Give Obscura a try, we get around internet restrictions by using QUIC as transport, which looks like HTTP/3 and doesn't suffer from TCP-over-TCP meltdown: https
by dongcarl 1y ago
Give Obscura a try, we get around internet restrictions by using QUIC as transport, which looks like HTTP/3 and doesn't suffer from TCP-over-TCP meltdown: https://obscura.net/ https://obscura.net/
Technical details: https://obscura.net/blog/bootstrapping-trust/ https://obscura.net/blog/bootstrapping-trust/
Let us know what you think!
Disclaimer: I'm the creator of Obscura.
- McNulty2 1y agoIf they're blocking other protocols then likely they're blocking quic also.
- dongcarl 1y agoVery possible, though many of our users are saying that in network environments where WireGuard is blocked they were able to use Obscura.
- tmpfs 1y agoHey, I went to take a look at Obscura and I like the ideas but I can't find the source code. You are making some bold claims but without the source I can't verify those claims. Any plans to open-source it?
- dongcarl 1y agoWe should link it in more places, apologies! Here it is: https://github.com/Sovereign-Engineering/obscuravpn-client https://github.com/Sovereign-Engineering/obscuravpn-client
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- tamimio 1y agoLooks good, just one note: btc was never meant for anonymity, if you would add Monero as a payment option that would be great.
- mmwelt 1y agoLooks like MacOS and iOS only, which is unfortunate. Support for at least Windows and Android is needed for wider adoption. Linux would also be nice.
- dongcarl 1y agoWe're working on it! Android is next :-)