What VPN service do you use/trust ?

>>60842420
i setup my own on digitalocean and use it to bypass our jihadist government's internet bans

>>60842420
Don't listen to shills on /g/. Go read torrentfreak's guide and the feature comparisons and reviews at thatoneprivacysite.net and make your own decisions.

>>60842447
That's a great idea and pretty cheap, Thanks
>>60842454
Thanks a lot

>>60842447
is the cheapest option 5$/month good enough?

>>60842420
my own VPS servers on one of my dedicated OVH root servers

i run openvpn + noip ddns on home server for connecting whenever on public connections.

>>60842518
yeah openvpn use almost no system resources, 5$ package is more than enough

>>60842447
unfortunately my digitalocean ip address is tagged by google and requires captcha verification and blocks udp port 53

so I just use my home cable connection for vpn, because I don't need to use a vpn at home, it's only on other networks and open wifi

My own.

>>60842564
>my digitalocean ip address is tagged by google
create new droplet

>blocks udp port 53
what? mine works on tcp port 502

>>60842586
I had to change my dnscrypt-proxy to TCP only because they weren't allowing UDP on 53. you can't really have it any other way since that's the universal UDP port.

Also, if you want to use your vpn on open wifi you better have openvpn on TCP as well, with default listening on 443 or 80 because half of the time any other port and protocol is blocked. TCP/SSL over 443 is OK because it looks like HTTPS traffic which any reasonable public or open wifi would allow, and really shouldn't be able to distinguish against since it's all the same SSL TCP handshake

I haven't actually done analysis of the difference between HTTPS and openVPN over TCP but I've not had any problems with it yet.

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>>60842586
>>60842786
>create digital ocean server
>day of creation is same day that it is flagged in the CBL

apparently nymaim is a windows trojan.

it's not even used as a NAT. what gives?