Curious as to why is that. Can you please elaborate?

My home server VPN is IPv4. The VPN provider I have uses both IPv4/6. Neither of those work.

At this point I am inclined to believe the network carrier is performing DPI as I also can’t use OpenVPN on TCP 80 and TCP 443, which are generally hard to block unless provider is intentionally looking into it…at least that’s my understanding.

I have a Wireguard tunnel running on my home server back home in the US. I am currently outside of the US and that Wireguard tunnel won’t connect if I am on cellular connection for this one specific provider that I am using atm.

I have never attempted to use Tor as a VPN on my iOS device, how is the performance in terms of making Signal calls for example?

I used the IP + MAC address of the devices I want to block.

Thank you.

To your point, one example that comes to mind is that I have read many people complaining about cloudflare, saying it’s “evil” and over extending. While I agree on the aspect of Cloudflare being sort of a monopoly, I am not sure what else to use to route some of my traffic to my services running at home without explicitly opening up ports to the internet by using a reverse proxy for example.

In that regard, Cloudflare has access to my traffic and data could theoretically leak that way, but I am not sure what is a safer and better alternative to it.

I ordered it yesterday 😂

Thanks for the suggestion though. I really appreciate it.

I would be more than glad to connect and learn from more experienced people. DM is fine or do you prefer something else?

Not taking it to the extreme here, being more realistic with what can be done in today’s society.

Can’t really move to the woods and be cut off from the internet, sadly enough that’s not something we can do nowadays.

Abra cadabra, you are now a sandwich.

I’ll show myself out.

Three-fity