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Comment #13983068
Perhaps I should clarify that I am not discouraging the use of VPNs, but I am encouraging more involvement in the policy process. Indirectly, I guess I am encouraging a better unde…
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Comment #13982933
Some food for thought: Such data can include say, the fact that a certain person enjoys some fetishes or maybe some other similarly compromising data. The possibility for blackmail…
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Comment #13982877
At the risk of sounding increasingly naive: I believe policy is important as a part of the solution because it is a matter of protecting the general public not just a select techni…
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Comment #13982805
You can guess some of it trivially, cloud services such as AWS are popular and mask the ORG using the IP addresses. Example: any traffic to 17.0.0.0/8 = user probably has an Apple …
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Comment #13982763
That is still a significant amount of traffic to analyze and store data for. I don't want to speculate further as I don't know what margins for transit providers in NA look like.
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Comment #13982707
That would depend on your traffic levels and which instance type you want to use. This should help figure things out: http://calculator.s3.amazonaws.com/index.html
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Comment #13982694
VPNs will definitely incur overhead and latency costs, yeah. OpenVPN can be fairly slow if you are sharing CPU usage (ex. VPS provider) with other users. You are also most likely i…
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Comment #13982667
SSH tunnels work in a pinch (OpenSSH is <3). However for coverage across devices such as smartphones OpenVPN works better long-term.
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Comment #13982636
DNSCrypt + HTTPS everywhere solves the latency issue but it doesn't solve some of the other issues. You still need the technical know-how to set up a DNSCrypt recursive resolver. T…
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Comment #13982605
If I was a betting man - backbone providers don't do this (sell to advertisers). It would be costly to maintain the interception/analysis infrastructure required for such data coll…
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Comment #7702070
That font is honestly nearly unreadable on Firefox. Font is too thin.
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Comment #5017096
Site seems to be timing out here.