I currently use IPVanish to secure all my online purchases away from thieves and so I can enjoy fast private internet browsing sessions without having to worry about prying eyes.
Also will help you if youre torrenting or pirating on usenet.
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I currently use IPVanish to secure all my online purchases away from thieves and so I can enjoy fast private internet browsing sessions without having to worry about prying eyes.
Also will help you if youre torrenting or pirating on usenet.
How is IPVanish about P2P. Do they keep logs and pass on DMCA copyright notices to their users?
How does the VPN secure purchases away from thieves? Does it remove your connections from your immediate location? Or, is it because it is guaranteed to be encrypted?Quote:
Originally Posted by robertrust
I am using some free tools for VPN to access websites which are not opened to all visitors.
Perhaps I should be using newsgroups, not torrents.... oh, I am anyway*. When not NNTP, if needs must, then hotspot shield elite does work with torrent connections and there is a "warez" version which isn`t hard to find, Risk on your part and do not condone such activity.
Myself, I only watch cat videos on youtube so none of this is really applicable
*usenet cat videos are DRM free and public domain
Wow, Hotspot Shield is still around? I recall patching their OpenVPN binary to bypass the MAC-based data cap and automatic disconnection, plus finding the trick of setting a program's HTTP proxy to the server's address, in order to ignore the VPN and download through my "real" IP when necessary.
All that was in the version 0.6xx days. That program was the moderately good and free way to get more than 10 KB/s on BitTorrent, when the fuckers at ISP shaped P2P bandwidth...
I use strong vpn for that.
:lol: Sure, I don't need to use openvpn on a Moldovan vps and through five Dante boxes located geographically in the shape of a pentagram, but it helps.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gribley
I tried to google the level of your cunning hiddeness but was coming up with strange stuff which I don`t think was relevant :) Still as long as you too are getting your own youtube fun cat based videos over this link then sounds good. If is not against the rules then can you post a link to your devil like pentagram provider.... I would be interested in seeing the workings of the network they offer.Quote:
Originally Posted by piercerseth
TOR I never really got on with as was really more web than any application ports (that may have all changed as many years)
Cheers
Grib
I only post Linux ISOs. Honest. No voodoo, Dante is just your run-of-the mill SOCKS server. The kids like to say they're hiding behind 7 of them. Even the most prolific uploaders wouldn't go to those lengths.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gribley
A gbit box from any number of providers tunneled through another host in say, eastern Europe would suffice.
I am also using ExpressVPN as my VPN service provider. Though it costs me $8.32 which is a little bit more than IPVanish , but I am really happy with its services and want to continue with it.
Let me know which VPN is best.
I find it slows my downloads down so don't use anymore
Paid: ExpressVPn - you can stream Netflix, Sling TV with this service while other vpn providers are blocked. i think you should pay for it if you want a totally secured connection. I have nothing to complain about this vpnQuote:
Originally Posted by Adriannak
Free: OpenVPN, Psiphon. Both are the best among free services but i like Psiphon free (there's a paid version too) much better because it won't slow down connection speed, very popular (available on android and there're also a Psiphon ver for pc)
A VPN encrypt your Internet Traffic as well assign you a virtual IP. Due to this, no one can easily detect your IP. It's like how can anyone steel anything from your home if he didn't know your address. I personally suggest VPN Unlimited. You can check VPN Unlimited Review before using it.Quote:
Originally Posted by blown2bitsHow does the VPN secure purchases away from thieves? Does it remove your connections from your immediate location? Or, is it because it is guaranteed to be encrypted?Quote:
Originally Posted by robertrust
It's "steal" and I'm pretty sure most burglars are ignorant to the addresses of the homes they plunder from.
Most crimes are more about opportunity than they are about planning.
Just give it up with the VPN/tor crap... not that either of those are bad things but really you watch too much NCIS/CSI/other programs just go with one that will keep you anon until the FBI/NSA knock.
If you are a torrent fan then those hosted boxes seem best
Wow they used a shite arse translate app. That would not pass basic English tests but may well secure your internet traffic (play the count how many "However" you could ever use in a *cough* review)Quote:
Originally Posted by TorrentRedical
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRpAANsoG8IQuote:
Originally Posted by anon
Like this bitQuote:
Originally Posted by anon
- If you seriously sync Chromium to your Google account, you're a fucking dumbass. De-sync the two immediately.
https://github.com/Eloston/ungoogled-chromium
Chrome without the suck. I'd built something similar for personal use, but this is much better. Highly recommended.
Most VPN's are slow as they use encryption and security measures to protect you. Trick is finding the fastest one. There is a site that compares vpn providers speeds etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rosie
https://www.pcmag.com/roundup/351574/the-fastest-vpns