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I'd be significantly more suspicious by default of ISPs that charge no money. > That's why TLS exists, after all. That protects you if you're using standard m
by Dylan16807 11mo ago
I'd be significantly more suspicious by default of ISPs that charge no money.
> That's why TLS exists, after all.
That protects you if you're using standard methods to connect. Installed software gets to bypass it.
- Joker_vD 11mo agoAnd that's why I, personally, rent a VPS, run "ssh -D 9010 myvps" in a background, and selectively point my browser at it via proxy.pac (other apps get socksified as needed; although some stubbornly resist it, sigh). But it's cumbersome.
- silverwind 11mo agoYou should run VPN on your gateway instead.
- psychoslave 11mo agoWell, if someone want to cover a large set of psychological profile, they can always have a full range of virtual brands, going from freemium+ to luxurious-esthetics. Maybe some