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Do you need a VPN ?
Common reasons
- accessing a network securely while not on the premises
- using an open, unsecured and/or public network securely
- protecting yourself from tracking (ISP included)
- circumventing geofencing and getting access georestricted content
- become Mr Worldwide
- Bonus: ad-blocking functionality
- ISP is spying on you ?
- not on https website, apps using https api
- just website url
Setting up your own
- wireguard better than openvpn protocol
Objectives
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Privacy
- Tor
- secure
- great for privacy
- cons: too slow
- Open VPN
- latency bandwidth, speed use cases
- no binary tempering because you downloaded them
- no logging because you turned them off
- secure because you have 2 factor auth
- Still possible to see your traffic by ram dumping. No solution is bulletproof but this one provide a solid one
- Tor
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Bounce between different locations
- will need a VPS for each location
- no Germany, Switzerland, Australia because of many anti piracy laws