hey anons,is there any actual benefit of making my own vpn?can't whatever vps provider still see whatever it is im doing ?
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hey anons,is there any actual benefit of making my own vpn?can't whatever vps provider still see whatever it is im doing ?
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So you saw Mental outlaw video.
VPS is just another name for just another ones computer - so no.
Buy yourself some used hardware and host everything you want in your home.
For fun, maybe.
>hey anons,is there any actual benefit of making my own vpn?
no benefit, no security.
>can't whatever vps provider still see whatever it is im doing ?
yes.
I run a vpn server on a Raspberry Pi to connect to with my phone. That way my phones traffic gets filtered with a pi hole and I can access my NAS
>is there any actual benefit of making my own vpn
the benefit of connecting two or more computers securely over a wider, insecure network.
i wish all youtubers would vanish overnight
Evading geoblocks when traveling
setting up a vpn into your network to access everything from abroad is a good usecase.
You no longer need to worry about your ISP seeing what pages are transferred over your line. Most websites have HTTPS now.
It's the DNS requests that they track.
Use a diffrent DNS
dns isn't encrypted by default
Then use a secure DNS
Yes there is but
OpenVPN: Very shitty to set it up yourself
OpenVPN but paid: Pretty bad regardless
Wireguard: So many fricking configs, you wouldn't belive.
My solution? Tailscale
https://tailscale.com/
This is the best 0 config all utility VPN.
The actual code that manages connections is open source and written in go, it's built around wireguard so connections are encrypted, and cannot be tampered with.
If you're moronic you can use headscal ig
>Wireguard: So many fricking configs
publickey, allowedips, endpoint, then privatekey and address if you're using wg-quick
wow such config
Headscale is the non-moron option, wdym?
It's more needless hassle and all you're getting is a re-implementation of open source software.
Headscale gives you more freedom, yes, but it's really nothing worth the hassle to make sure open source is open source.
You also have to run your own node, and at this point i'd use a difrent solution.
I'm just fine with using tailscale.