« Last post by butt on February 11, 2019, 04:42:40 PM »
WORTH THE WAIT!!!!!!
You fuckin rock. i lol'd myself Where to start?/?/?
You answered the primary need there. I'll tell her to contact her work for their vpn service. Yeah, its all 101% on the up n up. Works for a fiveo1cThree. Can tell more on TS, than can post here.
I hear you on not getting vpn for gaming for slow down of speed... If it will slow down for gaming/netflix, can vpn service be toggled off for gaming? As in, say I got a vpn for home use (not for her work stuff), for whatever, does it have to be on all the time? I know my router has a VPN feature of some sort, but dont know diddly about it, or how it works.
I'll spend the next little while looking into the vpn companies you listed. I triple appreciate you taking the time to help out with this one. Your a champ.
« Last post by Groovechild on February 10, 2019, 06:49:30 AM »
Hey Butt,
So regarding wifey accessing remote information, it depends on the type of access. If she uses Salesforce, for example, that connection is secured via SSL, so the ISP will know that your wife logged into Salesforce, but won't see what is being transmitted, they will just know her browsing history, not what is sent.
If you use a VPN service, the ISP will see you connect to a location in Iowa, for example, but won't see where you go after that. The VPN vendor, however if they get subpoenaed, can provide a transcript of where you went. Even though they say they do not (they don't want to goto jail either in case someone uses their service to setup some type of terrorist event). I can say with 99% certainty the NSA and government have a backchannel here, but if you're doing legitimate business, you're fine, since the government is unlikely to audit what you're doing, I would say odds are as high as being audited for taxes. Everyone is scared of being audited for personal taxes, but do you know anyone who has? I don't in 25 years of doing taxes. If you're trafficking children, you could still get caught (and I'm ok with the government having this kind of oversight, I know a lot of the bible belt disagrees with me).
Usually what is done to minimize what kind of traffic is going where is if the company uses a hardware VPN connection, where all your traffic goes through the corporate VPN, and all browsing and data transfer goes across that circuit. The ISP will see that you connected to yourcompanyvpn.com and that's it. The traffic afterwards if not usable. You can browse wherever you want, and the ISP will only see a connection to that VPN.
I think it's pricey but a couple of my tech friends who run their own businesses swear by purevpn. I think they're pricey, but can't 100% say they are better than others as I don't use them.
What do I use? Nothing. I don't care if the NSA knows that I like bukkake videos and have Xev Bellringer as my default pornhub search. I'm raising 3 kids; wifey's usually tired. I got nothing to hide.
But for legitimate business use, the company should really have some type of corporate VPN solution, I know AWS , Azure, Oracle have those as services. That really should be on the company to research and invest in that. If your wife is running her own small biz, then something like PureVPN would likely be the recommendation.
For personal use, some of my techie friends use NordVPN, but I also can't vouch for it as I don't use it.
One thing to bear in mind is that any VPN solution is an extra hop, so your internet speed will be slower. I don't think dramatically, but enough, in particular with latency. I wouldn't recommend gaming or streaming video across a VPN. By streaming I mean from your location in realtime for example, not watching Netflix. That should be fine as it will buffer/cache.
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