controld.com CONTROL D is a fully customizable DNS service, similar to Pi-Hole, AdGuard or NextDNS, but with proxy capabilities. This means it not only blocks things (ads, porn, etc), but can also unblock websites and services. VPN versus Control D VPN doesn’t support all device VPN needs an app to install or run Both Blocks adsContinue reading “Next generation VPN?”
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VPN feature outrun bij new privacy friendly internet protocol
techcrunch.com/2020/12/08/cloudflare-and-apple-design-a-new-privacy-friendly-internet-protocol/ Apple and Cloudfare adopt in Safari a new feature to resolve the not encrypted solving of DNS to up-address translation. Every time you enter a website address, this address must be translated for your device: translate to an up-address to browse to. The new feature resolves this translation as ‘regular internet traffic’ decoupling theContinue reading “VPN feature outrun bij new privacy friendly internet protocol”
VPN acting nefariousness?| by Yegor S | Windscribe
How VPN service companies could use data selling, advertising and affiliate programs but infringing your privacy — blog.windscribe.com/were-not-paying-for-1-25b4e55ca10f
VPN new generation
As VPN is already well known among privacy aware internet users, now a new generation VPN comes available. It is called WireGuard and it has benefits compared to mainstream OpenVPN protocol. https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/blog/wireguide-all-about-the-wireguard-vpn-protocol/ The link above explains WireGuard. Technically explained.
Sensor Tower Secretly Owns Ad Blocker And VPN Apps That Collect User Data
Sensor Tower has owned at least 20 apps that track data passing through people’s phones. — Lees op http://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/craigsilverman/vpn-and-ad-blocking-apps-sensor-tower 20 free VPN apps are spying on your mobile phone, all with the same parent company Sensor Tower, among them: – Free and Unlimited VPN – Luna VPN – Mobile Data – Adblock Focus Remove theseContinue reading “Sensor Tower Secretly Owns Ad Blocker And VPN Apps That Collect User Data”
Why internet cookies are almost never all right? 