

I’ve never paid even 1 cent to watch something online. Never paid for porn either.
I’m not about to start
I’ve never paid even 1 cent to watch something online. Never paid for porn either.
I’m not about to start
if it ain’t swiss, it ain’t shit
Keep your passwords secure (don’t share them, make sure they aren’t anything you would ever say in a conversation), make your passwords with a lot of entropy (capitals, lowercase, punctuation marks, math symbols) and if the VPN provider you use has even half-way-decent security this attack won’t work
Percentage of what? I don’t get it, what is this supposed to be?
I just said twice that everything works fine as long as “direct” connections can be made. if your torrenting client says that’s happening, everything is working fine
Port forwarding is a huge vulnerability. With proton it’s not as much of a vulnerability, but it still opens a lot of shit that should stay closed
whatever the case is, I’m able to seed without port forwarding
yes, seeding works too, with no port forwarding. With mullvad, it just works and with proton I have to enable “moderate NAT” sometimes, but seeding works without port forwarding, it always has
I’ve never used port forwarding. Everything works fine
swap proxies I have this problem from time to time with mullvad.
Things that are in every threat model include, but are not limited to.
Surveillance from your internet provider and advertising companies its partnered with.
Surveillance from advertising companies partnered with websites you go to and online services you use.
People online who might try to doxx you if you say something they don’t like or win too much in a game
The owner of a malicious website getting your IP address from visiting it by accident.
If your internet provider or anyone else gives you the third degree about using a VPN or any other privacy-friendly alternatives to anything, just say all but the first one
oh and be mindful of internet providers using AI to find patterns in the packets you’re sending and receiving
Don’t knock it 'till you try it.
A jedi with the power of a Hobbit?
A hobbit with the power of Yoda?
Yoda disguised as a hobbit?
the second one is the only one I’m really worried about
open brave browser > Stack of three pancakes to go to the settings > Shields menu > “Content Filtering” > Click on “show full list” > enable “bypass paywalls clean filters” > click “update lists” > back to the shields settings > Change the “trackers and ads blocking” to “aggressive” just for good measure
the way it is, it’s like whack-a-mole and if one of the mods on one of them bans people for a stupid reason, there’s all the others to go to
I disagree. Keep it the way it is without any automation like that
Brave has a filter list you can enable that works great at bypassing paywalls on news websites
Signal has quantum resistant encryption and PFS, they’re not going to have an easy time breaking it
Brave
I really hope the people who made or at least the ones who maintain grayjay, invidious and piped get to work on bypassing age restriction.
I really want to the internet to go back to the way it was 15 years ago, where nothing was so insanely restricted or controlled.
I hate that all the rich elites of the world are using Orwellian novels as instruction manuals
Proton VPN, RethinkDNS are two good things to get.
Or if you can pay, Proton unlimited, which comes with a lot of stuff from proton, and NextDNS
Edit: NextDNS is a separate service that isn’t affiliated with proton in any way. If you want to make logs on your nexDNS account, store them in switzerland only, never the US and never the EU only switzerland…for privacy reasons.