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I would be interested of the reason because we've been fighting this successfully for a number of years with our clients IT departments (while we were smaller). They hired us to make the developement process better and one of the things we always found problematic was that when the software developers didn't have normal internet access (but instead tunneled everything through some bottleneck http proxy) they both los…
There are IT shops with large dev teams that don't put proxies between their users and the Internet, but in every one of them that I'm aware of, developer laptops are subject to intrusive continuous monitoring. And, even at firms where there are no proxies, VPNs are problematic. The reason is that large firms are legally obligated to make sure that insiders aren't exfiltrating protected or confidential information.
Re: Pornhub launches VPNhub, its own virtual private network app
#131That would only make sense if tethering via your phone, USB-sticks, cameras, and every other way of doing copies weren't allowed on those premisses either. But this is (almost) never the case.