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probableprotogen ,

aghhhhh why cant politics be boring again I just want to exist

UnpopularCrow ,

It passed 91-3. Our representatives are ignorant dinosaurs who don’t understand the internet or how it works. I already contacted both my senators. I plan to contact my house members before they make this abomination into a law. I encourage everyone to do the same.

Petter1 ,

😍US needs more people like you

hohoho ,
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shortwavesurfer ,

Make sure your router has built-in VPN support folks. That way when some shit like this does eventually pass all your traffic can flow over the VPN for your entire network.

floofloof OP ,

This law seems to be aimed at taking down hosted content though, so you can connect over your VPN but the sites won’t be there to connect to, unless they move their hosting out of the USA. And even that might not be enough to protect US companies from being forced to take the content down if they want to survive.

dynamic_generals ,

I’ve had this setup and would recommend but since I’ve switched from OpenVPN to Wiregaurd I’m getting constantly hit by cloud flare verification s and captchas… and my IP hasn’t changed once since. Wondering if that’s just the environment now or specific to me. Any readers’ experiences?

CCMan1701A ,

I have this all the time when I’m on my mullvald vpn. Makes me want to not use it half the time :(

Petter1 ,

That is the goal, I guess, big tech companies don’t like if one protects their privacy…

Brkdncr ,

Cloudfare sees a lot of traffic from a single ip and performs the checks you’re seeing to make sure it’s not malicious. Google will do the same, as will a number of other services.

It’s the nature of a shared vpn service.

Petter1 ,

Make sure to own your router, I’d say. Set you ISP router to modem mode and use OpnSense on a APU as router where you have full control. You can filter ads with adGuard and you can use wireGuard and openVPN to connect to a VPN provider as well as setting up an endpoint so you can protect yourself even on the go and even on locked up systems like iOS.

Except, Apple does let some of their own packages not go through VPN, which is very shady, tho.

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