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Tunnelbear recently released a chrome plugin for their VPN service. I hear good things about it. (I personally use the application on my Mac)
Tunnlebear makes no claims relative to logging its users activities or about its responsiveness to requests for them. Beware.
If you want anonymity, a VPN service is not the way to go.
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Hola explicitly say this is why they're able to offer the service for free http://hola.org/faq#in_how_is_free dchuk beat me to it!
Yes, now it says so. Didn't do that earlier :-)
From the archive link provided by 8chan
Hola's goal is to make the internet faster and fully accessible to everyone. Install Hola on your PC, phone or tablet to make your internet faster, more open and more anonymous. Hola lets you have unlimited access to information that is otherwise not available in your geography while protecting your online privacy. It also lets you stream videos faster than ever before. Hola is a collaborative internet -- it works by sharing the idle resources of its users for the benefit of all.
The new version talks about luminati.
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What happens when an asteroid falls on your head? So far as I have been able to discover, the number of times your scenario has occurred in real life could be counted on one hand.
You should become a tor exit node and look at the traffic. It will shock the fuck out of all your libertarian thinking.
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So are you saying SJWs have something to do with the gamergate thing?
God how I do love that acronym. As soon as I see it I know to ignore anything the person using it says. It's like a giant flashing fuckwit sign.
If anyone cares for their proxy links, here are they: http://milankragujevic.com/uploads/hola/?ref=hackernews And the blog post: http://milankragujevic.com/post.php?id=72&ref=hackernews&cid...
I had also broken down the way this works a long while ago and found they have a lot more proxies than this. In some cases they just have a digitalocean VPS running somewhere to help beef up the network. It was only recently that they started requiring the user auth for the proxy access, earlier it was a free for all without any auth at all. Now they have the option to track which accounts are causing traffic on thei…
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For technically inclined people, setting up your own SOCKS proxy is the simplest method possible. 1. Get a cheap server (ex: DigitalOcean $5/month) in the city/country you want to connect through. 2. Add these 2 lines to /etc/ssh/sshd_config: AllowTcpForwarding yes GatewayPorts yes 3. Restart sshd (service ssh restart), or restart the server. 4. Connect to the server setting a dynamic port forward. On linux or Mac, t…
As far as I know, that leads to terrible performance.
Anyone have VPN recommendations?
For technically inclined people, setting up your own SOCKS proxy is the simplest method possible. 1. Get a cheap server (ex: DigitalOcean $5/month) in the city/country you want to connect through. 2. Add these 2 lines to /etc/ssh/sshd_config: AllowTcpForwarding yes GatewayPorts yes 3. Restart sshd (service ssh restart), or restart the server. 4. Connect to the server setting a dynamic port forward. On linux or Mac, t…
1) If you want everything, UDP data, non-SOCKS supporting apps, etc to go through, you're better off configuring an OpenVPN server. It takes some extra effort, but this allows it to work easily on mobile platforms and stuff too.
2) If you want to use this from a restricted network, use port 443 (for OpenVPN or SSH).
3) If your network is extremely strict, use stunnel to make it look exactly like standard SSL web traffic. I've written a helper app for people who need this on Android, https://github.com/ultramancool/Stunneler
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Tunnlebear makes no claims relative to logging its users activities or about its responsiveness to requests for them. Beware.
We have a pretty clear and accessible privacy policy that addresses these issues in detail https://www.tunnelbear.com/privacy-policy/ TL;DR: no logging
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Yes, now it says so. Didn't do that earlier :-)
actually it did. From the archive link provided by 8chan Hola's goal is to make the internet faster and fully accessible to everyone. Install Hola on your PC, phone or tablet to make your internet faster, more open and more anonymous. Hola lets you have unlimited access to information that is otherwise not available in your geography while protecting your online privacy. It also lets you stream videos faster than eve…
Anyone knows a better alternative to luminati.io? We've been using it in our company but it feels expensive. I thought this thread may be good place to ask for an alternative.
Pricing is a lot less and we only use our own IPs.