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  • nocturne@sopuli.xyzEnglish
    10·
    1 day ago

    I was using a vpn for everything. It was slow, it took forever to connect, I was having issues with websites I have to use for my business blocking them.

    It was great if I wanted to look at a geo locked website, or video. It worked when I sailed the high seas (theoretically, as no one has ever said otherwise to me).

    For every day use it ended up being such a pain I stopped connecting to mine unless I needed it.

    • Aceticon@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
      6·
      1 day ago

      I literally have two machines running on always on VPNs, one my personal PC and another a home server were a torrent service is running, and have no such problems.

      I think maybe the mistake you made was spending most of the time with it OFF and then turning it ON once in a while, whilst mine just goes ON as soon as I boot my machine and stays on.

      Granted, I’m not using it for getting around geo-locked websites, I’m using it for having a bit more privacy and for safety when sailing the high seas so once in a while I have the opposite problem (that I’m blocked from accessing sites in my own country because the connections appear to be coming from a different country).