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> I didn't like the idea of remote access proxied through them This is not and has never been required. If by remote access you mean actually streaming from th
by cassianoleal 5mo ago
> I didn't like the idea of remote access proxied through them
This is not and has never been required. If by remote access you mean actually streaming from the public Internet, their proxies are a low-bitrate fallback in case you can't connect directly - and it can be disabled altogether IIRC.
- halJordan 5mo agoRemote access is provided through them. The content is not. The access is. We're far past the point of quibbling technicalities to defend your chosen celebrity-company
- cassianoleal 5mo agoWas the attempted offensive remark required to make your point?
- ls612 5mo agoThe solution I use for remote access is tailnet plus exit nodes. It also is probably more secure as the attack surface is wireguard + the tailscale control plane rather than an entire internet facing Plex server.
- cassianoleal 5mo agoAgree, same here.