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Before i got to the end of you comment I was going to suggest that anyone with an internet connection could do this. Indeed most home "nas devices" actually hav

Before i got to the end of you comment I was going to suggest that anyone with an internet connection could do this. Indeed most home "nas devices" actually have VPN applications. I'm not familiar with more than a couple of commodity home wifi routers but i know some also carried this functionality. I guess the issue with needing a VPN is that you need one far away from where you are geographically. Maybe i have misunderstood the whole thing.

dismiss21x 13y ago
Depends on what your goal is. Consumer VPNs have been used for an assortment of reasons. Some of these you would need a VPN server that is close-by, while others should be far away: 0) Remote access to small business office 1) Connect to home router to access home network 2) To avoid ISP throttling of YouTube, etc 3) Download torrents, usenet 4) Commit crimes (routed through unallied nations) 5) To watch Netflix or Hulu from Europe ...