VPN

[Ni-Neith]

What good VPN do you recommend.
You can for the browser, you can for the whole computer.
Also needed for android on smartphone and TV set-top box.

[SHAZBOT]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9CScOFfCM4

chat gpt can teach you how to make one for free or even proxy chains

ill just throw this out there i dont use nord anymore because they dont have wireguard for routers. best vpn other than that.

[Hi Im Swat]

Nord

[Birds]

I don't. They're an extra datapoint to help god filter your traffic from others.

[SHAZBOT]

mullvad is cool it integrates with routers and linux operating systems like kodachi natively; itys becoming populr fast. i take mullvad browser with mullvad vpn over firefox/tor anyday.

and i like the signup process for mullvad. you just get an account number,m pay for a month, lose the number you lose the account.


its a fun toy. also decentralized vpn routers and portmaster spn vpn. its kinda the same as vppn.


edit: i just read your post properly. you want it on your router, then everything is automatically connected through the vpn, before it even touches the internet (no leaks vpn smartphone, tv, desktop, browser)

so id recommend a vpn router. i use gl.inet opal. like $40usd. it has mullvad integrated natively, so you just pay $8 a month for the mullvad sub like i described before, log into your router page, enter the account number, and bam you have a list of all the countries you wanna connect to. you dont even need to worry about ovpn files. account name and password....

trying to setup vpn on linux.... its on vpn the moment your linux touches your connection. no leak linux vpn. not one sudo. ;)

[SHAZBOT]

Originally posted by St✩rlight:

Originally posted by Gr_nd "Juror #462" Ay_t_oll_h:

and i like the signup process for mullvad. you just get an account number,m pay for a month, lose the number you lose the account.

Sounds the same as the one I use

which one? not like youll change me ima mullvad fanboy i got the browser, the best browser, the vpn, integrated natively in the best browser, + the glinet, with mullvad and azire vpn built in nativley.

i go through 3 countries on 3 levels with a $8 dollar a month subscription any operating system in the world. mullvad vpn is a snap pak ;)



nord is the only vpn i can get to work in a qubes/whonix system thats all i know about vpns.

[Birds]

whonix? more like who's nick's.

it's a play on who's next, on nick's list. of people he wants to sexually proposition. based on video footage he collected of them using their fridge. most people don't remember whonicks because he fired everyone when the fridges came out; he didn't need experts at detection anymore. they pivoted to investigating dogs instead.

[Ni-Neith]

Originally posted by Birds:

whonix? more like who's nick's.

If I'm not mistaken, it runs on Linux and through Tor.
I have Windows. Tor is too.

[Birds]

Originally posted by PC director:

Originally posted by Birds:

whonix? more like who's nick's.

If I'm not mistaken, it runs on Linux and through Tor.
I have Windows. Tor is too.

i'm just saying it's as conspicuous a reference as Knix the large-gauge bra company is.

[WarHeRo]

get one with no-log policy

[Ni-Neith]

Originally posted by WarHeRo:

get one with no-log policy

Logs don't bother me much.
Unless there are account passwords there.
There won't be anything criminal there.

But still, thanks for the advice.

[WarHeRo]

privacy is not about hiding criminal activity. its ur most basic right

[Silverlight]

I use proton. It has a no log policy and a good free tier to try.
email service is aight too.

[Veni vidi vici]

Originally posted by PC director:

What good VPN do you recommend.
You can for the browser, you can for the whole computer.
Also needed for android on smartphone and TV set-top box.

Torguard its decent and they have sales a couple of times a year, so you can get on their network pretty cheap cost me 2 usd a month

[AD]

I don't use one, but Mullvad and Proton seems legit... Mullvad more so, they got raided by the authorities and it turns out they literally couldn't give out any useful information because they didn't store it in the first place.

There is also Mozilla VPN, which to my understanding is just reselling Mullvad VPN, which may or may not be for you, depending on if you want to support Mozilla or not (I cannot say if it offers more or less than Mullvad).

Any of those 3 would probably be my pick if I was to actually use a VPN.

[Ni-Neith]

Originally posted by Veni vidi vici:

Originally posted by PC director:

What good VPN do you recommend.
You can for the browser, you can for the whole computer.
Also needed for android on smartphone and TV set-top box.

Torguard its decent and they have sales a couple of times a year, so you can get on their network pretty cheap cost me 2 usd a month

And on their website, the rates seem to start at $10?