VPN. For work, we have one by default and if I'm at a café working on open source or anything else on my personal devices, I use a VPN as well. Currently I'm using NordVPN.
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Native Android developer/Consultant for Appwise, I work on custom projects for clients.
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I currently use PIA (Private Internet Access) but once my subscription is expired I will probably switch to Cloudflare Warp, unfortunately it seems that they only support mobile.
First, this article will have you up in less time than it takes to read the docs from a commercial solution.
Second, you can do it for less than five bucks per month on a fast, private machine of your own that is on no ones radar: bit.ly/2PbCNdV
This next article, recently updated, has been around a while, and points out added advantages and possibilities such as also having the convenience of your apps running via X on your remote, fast, and secure sever: bit.ly/383a43C
I hope that helps
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VPN. For work, we have one by default and if I'm at a café working on open source or anything else on my personal devices, I use a VPN as well. Currently I'm using NordVPN.
Having said that, 2019-10-21: NordVPN confirms it was hacked | TechCrunch, so I may need to look for a new VPN. 🤔 Suggestions welcome
Hello ! I already tested Mullvad VPN and i like it! It's 5$ per month.
Very easy to use.
You can pay with Paypal, credit card, Bitcoin and more !
I currently use PIA (Private Internet Access) but once my subscription is expired I will probably switch to Cloudflare Warp, unfortunately it seems that they only support mobile.
Sure, happy to help :)
First, this article will have you up in less time than it takes to read the docs from a commercial solution.
Second, you can do it for less than five bucks per month on a fast, private machine of your own that is on no ones radar:
bit.ly/2PbCNdV
This next article, recently updated, has been around a while, and points out added advantages and possibilities such as also having the convenience of your apps running via X on your remote, fast, and secure sever:
bit.ly/383a43C
I hope that helps
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