I'm curious...super off topic. But lets say I use a VPS on someones network as a VPN concentrator/aggregation point to route between a bunch of site to sites with friends. This is bandwidth but not cp

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It definitely does block YouTube ads. We have direct feed to Google and I watch YouTube through our network at my home (use our IPs over VPN at home)... No ads ever.

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its weird to me what they have blocked. because i tested several big VPN providers and most IPs there are able to use Reddit Guest Access...

yea reddit is strict and then force you to sign in with vpn on. If I want to use reddit as guest, I just use one of the public redlib instances.

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a vpn that supports port forwarding is way out of my Budget

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Can't you just use a VPN?

All my Russian homies VPN via Ukraine instead. Glory to Europe.

Foreigners are allowed to use VPNs in all our locations. As for the government's actions, we don't know their plans for the future. However, even in Iran, after all the hostile cyberattacks and milita

Do you allow VPNs for non-Russian clients? And are they likely to get blocked by your government again or did breaking the internet once make them see sense?

If you get too mainstream, the IP ranges getting blocked by various hosts and propably not changed in a long time. IVPN has a good pricepont, thats why its nice to pay 2-3 years in advance, but also a

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Personally, I do have Windscribe lifetime accounts purchased almost at the same price range

Windscribe's account sharing policy is a bit ridiculous. They're really anal about it. I'm absolutely going to be wanting to share any VPN account with my partner.

I'm looking for a small VPS to run as the server end of a personal VPN tunnel. I'm based in Iran and the tunneling techniques that currently work from my side require the server to send packets with n