Ivacy lifetime deal is back on Stacksocial - from 39,99$

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• TimRoo Member

  June 2023

  I will say that it's interesting Ivacy uses Google Captcha to log into their website. It's fairly well known that captcha is harshest on VPN IPs, so if you're using Ivacy VPN you will have a harder time logging into their website than if it's turned off. That seems comical.
• hacktek Member

  June 2023

  @TimRoo said:
  I will say that it's interesting Ivacy uses Google Captcha to log into their website. It's fairly well known that captcha is harshest on VPN IPs, so if you're using Ivacy VPN you will have a harder time logging into their website than if it's turned off. That seems comical.

  My life improved about 10000% after discovering this: https://github.com/dessant/buster

  Thanked by 2TimboJones TimRoo
• TimRoo Member

  June 2023

  @hacktek said:

  @TimRoo said:
  I will say that it's interesting Ivacy uses Google Captcha to log into their website. It's fairly well known that captcha is harshest on VPN IPs, so if you're using Ivacy VPN you will have a harder time logging into their website than if it's turned off. That seems comical.

  My life improved about 10000% after discovering this: https://github.com/dessant/buster

  Thanks for the reminder on that! I used to use this extension, but for some reason didn't keep it when I did a clean install of my OS.
• Arkas Member, Retired Moderator

  June 2023

  @TimboJones said: I've got opnsense at home with wireguard VPN for phone browsing. As most people should setup (VPN to home with ad blocking).

  I've got all that sorted out with a simple raspberry PI 3 running Pihole and some wireguard setups. Works like a charm.