xReminisce
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- Dec 29, 2012
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While @Yes, there are so many plenty new anti-privacy laws coming into affect in the past few years
Banning VPN entirely sounds like dumb move from whoever is calling the shot's side.
Like the article says, there are many usages of VPNs and here is just a example.
There is a type of VPN called GPNs, to help lower's a gamer's in-game ping to play a game more competitivity or to be able to actually enjoy the game with a decent # of ping.
Probably heard them right, mudfish, exitlag you name it.
To combat "VPN", are they willing to fuck over that entire category & it's industry? probably not (but that's just my own opinion).
That's just 1 type of VPN, another type is Site-to-Site VPN where you build an intranet or basically providing multiple users in various fixed locations with the ability to access each other’s resources.
A common VPN service used by companys for remote workers.
So yeah, I highly doubt VPN entirely will be gone, it would probably be more towards the way it has been used.
Anyways, my thoughts on it so far, they have way too much to lose and the trust in everyone in any state/country to ban VPNs entirely.
While @Yes, there are so many plenty new anti-privacy laws coming into affect in the past few years
Banning VPN entirely sounds like dumb move from whoever is calling the shot's side.
Like the article says, there are many usages of VPNs and here is just a example.
There is a type of VPN called GPNs, to help lower's a gamer's in-game ping to play a game more competitivity or to be able to actually enjoy the game with a decent # of ping.
Probably heard them right, mudfish, exitlag you name it.
To combat "VPN", are they willing to fuck over that entire category & it's industry? probably not (but that's just my own opinion).
That's just 1 type of VPN, another type is Site-to-Site VPN where you build an intranet or basically providing multiple users in various fixed locations with the ability to access each other’s resources.
A common VPN service used by companys for remote workers.
So yeah, I highly doubt VPN entirely will be gone, it would probably be more towards the way it has been used.
Anyways, my thoughts on it so far, they have way too much to lose and the trust in everyone in any state/country to ban VPNs entirely.