How to hide from the provider the fact that I use the Internet?

ffflane2019-12-23 23:36:41

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ffflane, 2019-12-23 23:36:41

Hello, after using a certain amount of traffic, my provider significantly limits the speed of the Internet. Is it possible to hide the fact that I use the Internet from him and bypass the restrictions by connecting to a VPN?

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paran0id, 2019-12-23
@ffflane

No way. VPN also works over the Internet. The provider sees everything. Read the contract, if there are violations on their part - torment the support.

xmoonlight, 2019-12-23
@xmoonlight

VPN is traffic too...
Therefore - in any way.

Vladimir Kuts, 2019-12-23
@fox_12

Is it possible to hide from him the fact that I use the Internet and bypass the restrictions by connecting to a VPN

Awesome logic... Hide the amount of received data that the provider gives you by increasing the amount of received and transmitted data from the provider, taking into account data encapsulation in the VPN stream.
This is about the same as if you were trying to hide the volume of water consumed through the meter, filling the pool instead of the bath.

SagePtr, 2019-12-24
@SagePtr

It's like eating in the dark, hoping that the body will not see the food and will not get fat from it.

Maxim Y, 2019-12-24
@x_shader

Attach a magnet to the counter

Evgeny Zaletsky, 2019-12-24
@JZ_52

There is no way you can bypass the system.

Artem @Jump, 2019-12-24
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How to hide from the provider the fact that I use the Internet?

Disconnect from the provider. It's elementary.

Hello, after using a certain amount of traffic, my provider significantly limits the speed of the Internet.

Wow. Yes, you have some kind of supernatural provider ...
How can your provider limit the speed of the Internet? What is he ordering to reduce the data transfer rate to all other providers, around the world?

Is it possible to hide from him the fact that I use the Internet

No, of course, it also provides your Internet access and counts how much traffic you have transferred.

and bypass restrictions by connecting to a VPN?

See what the restrictions are. Some restrictions can be bypassed.

Anton Matushkin, 2019-12-24
@Nanto

If your provider has an internal network, access to which is not limited and the amount of traffic consumed does not affect the speed of access to this internal network, then you can connect via VPN to another client of your own provider located inside this network. In the VPN settings, specify the routing of all your connections through the established tunnel. In this case, the traffic of the person you are connecting to will be consumed. Most likely, for him it will be a violation of the contract with the provider (providing access to third parties).
If there is no internal network, then, as has been said many times before me, there is no way around it.

nik_mas, 2019-12-24
@nik_mas

Just refuse the services of this provider.

Markus Saar, 2019-12-24
@markus_saar

You need to find out if your ISP treats domestic and foreign traffic the same way ? If the speed limit only occurs when you consume foreign traffic, then using a VPN server inside your country, you could stop spending foreign traffic. Thus, not reaching the limit and not falling under the speed limit.

anikavoi, 2019-12-24
@anikavoi

https://xakep.ru/2003/01/21/17409/
You can

CityCat4, 2019-12-24
@CityCat4

No way :)
Of course, there are some ways - for example VPN to another client of the same provider. Well... or for example Internet Cracker :)

Vladimir Korotenko, 2019-12-29
@firedragon

If your provider is Beeline. Then the sequence of actions is as follows:
Spend your traffic at a fast speed.
Then go to the site and start downloading something big, for example, KF "Dogma".
You interrupt the download and resume it. After 3-4 times, the download will go at maximum speed.
PS 50 Gb is still vanishingly small, only enough for work (and this stupid limit on all anlim tariffs)