How safe is it to setup a VPN (via Wireguard or something) with AWS?
VPN owners: 97 VPN products run by 23 companies
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#72Earlier quoted context omitted.
I can load YouTube just fine over Tor
Why is this downvoted? It took less than 30 seconds to fire up Orbot, connect, open YouTube and start streaming a video without any issue or fuss. Sometimes when people talk about Tor, it reminds me of how people talked about Linux up until a couple years ago - often touting very out-dated impressions as if they were current observations. Tor bandwidth is very different than it was 5-10 years ago.
Re: VPN owners: 97 VPN products run by 23 companies
#73Earlier quoted context omitted.
I can load YouTube just fine over Tor
Why is this downvoted? It took less than 30 seconds to fire up Orbot, connect, open YouTube and start streaming a video without any issue or fuss. Sometimes when people talk about Tor, it reminds me of how people talked about Linux up until a couple years ago - often touting very out-dated impressions as if they were current observations. Tor bandwidth is very different than it was 5-10 years ago.
Re: VPN owners: 97 VPN products run by 23 companies
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#75Projects like mysterium.network, sentinel.co, privatix.io,...
Re: VPN owners: 97 VPN products run by 23 companies
#76Not sure if it really helps when making a choice but here's an extensive overview of 185 VPN services over 30+ factors: https://thatoneprivacysite.net/#simple-vpn-comparison
The point is not to make a choice but to be informed about how the industry is somehow tied together in interesting ways. I would also add that many of these VPN services turn your machine into a drone where you knowingly or unknowingly enter into a contract so that they can sell your bandwidth to paying customers to provide them with randomized IP pools so that they can scrape amazon and alibaba.
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#77[1] https://i0.wp.com/vpnscam.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/201...
Re: VPN owners: 97 VPN products run by 23 companies
#78Tinfoil hats aside, it wouldn’t surprise me one bit if the NSA and other intelligence agencies around the world operated VPN service providers as a way to spy on users.
If the Snowden affair showed anything, it's that the tinfoil hat wearers were right all along - you'd have been ridiculed if you'd suggested just about anything from the Snowden files.
Re: VPN owners: 97 VPN products run by 23 companies
#79This post is almost surely funded by affiliate commissions paid by ExpressVPN, NordVPN, and Astrill VPN, all of which are listed as "Top VPN providers" before the article even begins. Therefore, there are some serious omissions[1] in this list. [1] https://i0.wp.com/vpnscam.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/201...