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Use anyone VPN?

In these days when a lot of scammers earning on human naivety and unfortunately not science, I think VPN is the best solution is to hide identity on the Internet.

Does anyone use or used and which?

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  • elgselgs Member
    edited February 2016

    I am using https://solidtunnel.com for more than 1 year, pretty good. Previously I used StrongVPN.

  • edited February 2016

    I self-host everything, VPN, etc :)

    Also, make sure that you only use that server for VPN.

    Thanked by 1simonindia
  • I have used Astrill VPN and it was fantastic.

    Currently using VPN.sh and it is good as I use it rarely.

  • I usually use my own VPN server(s) but then again I'm not using it to hide my identity but rather I dislike the idea of everything going over the air in cleartext whenever I use a public Wi-Fi Network (which is a lot)

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  • Yes, self hosted Vpn server

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  • Ditto, self-hosted. I love to be able to have full control over the things I use and I don't have much trust for VPN providers; with my self-hosted VPN I know that I'm not logging ;)

    Thanked by 2simonindia sayem314
  • same here guys its dirt cheap and we can know we are not logged for most part.

    just follow this guys not finished yet but i can help you if you want.

    it will just cost 3€/year for NAT 128MB VPS or 2$/year for 64Mb one▼ just read and understand what you are buying http://lowendspirit.com.

    https://wiki.simonindia.xyz/doku.php?id=setting_up_vpn_on_nat_vps

  • @simonindia said:

    I am not with you dude, what you are suggesting?

  • @Oldky said:

    Just create your own Private VPN for 2 bucks that may lost long and give you some control over it

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  • @simonindia said:

    I know, but i will not use my web server space for it.

  • simonindiasimonindia Member
    edited February 2016

    @Oldky said:

    Sorry I don't understand

  • @simonindia said:

    I say, that I will not use my hdd on my server where my web pages are hosted. My 6 websites need all that hdd i have.

  • @Oldky said:

    Just get an NAT box from http://lowendspirit.com the location you prefer then use this guide (not finished yet) for installation https://wiki.simonindia.xyz/doku.php?id=setting_up_vpn_on_nat_vps

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  • @simonindia said:

    Sorry dude, I have mixed your response to my recent two threads. Seems like I'm probably exhausted for the today. :)

  • @Oldky said:
    Sorry dude, I have mixed your response to my recent two threads. Seems like I'm probably exhausted for the today. :)

    No problemo

    Take care ☺

    Thanked by 1Oldky
  • I use my own VPN server on VPS..Install both pptp and openvpn.

  • @simonindia said:
    Just create your own Private VPN for 2 bucks

    Wow, VPN for $2 year LOL

  • @bertan said:

    More like an VPS

  • Ole_JuulOle_Juul Member
    edited February 2016

    Hosting your own is easy and much cheaper than a commercial solution. However, which is better depends on what you want to achieve. A commercial provider will potentially give you a measure of anonymity - assuming they're a good one. (I recommend proxy.sh) Running your own will potentially give you some privacy. Decide on your threat model before you make a choice.

    The way I look at it, I like to get a little privacy and not reveal my browsing history and IP locally, so I use a VPN all the time on my main desktop. When I want anonymity I just use the Tor Browser. That won't cost you anything. But remember to not use it with the VPN unless you're prepared to work out exactly what's happening when you do that.

  • netomxnetomx Moderator, Veteran

    Tacovpn

  • Running own is easy enough and a cheap solution. If you need multiple locations I've used EarthVPN and VPN.sh. EarthVPN was very reliable, they claim "no logs" but I'd research that claim further if it's important to you.

    VPN.sh was great for a while, but then the service just quit working for a few months. I believe the owner has promised to turn things around.

  • Anna_ParkerAnna_Parker Member
    edited February 2016

    Buy VPS in your country (to have good pings if you are gamer and to avoid other unpleasant things), use this command on server:
    wget git.io/vpn --no-check-certificate -O openvpn-install.sh; bash openvpn-install.sh

    Then install Tomato/OpenWRT/DDWRT on your router, set-up the OpenVPN client. Go to heaven.

    Thanked by 1Oldky
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